= 75 N for a distance Ax = 2 m along a (mostly) A hand pushes block A (ma =3 kg) with a constant force Nand, A frictionless table such that it speeds up from rest and is traveling at a speed of 8 m/s after it slides over a rough section of the table (u, = 0.4). Block A then collides with a more massive block B (mg = 6 kg) that is initially at rest.

= 75 N for a distance Ax = 2 m along a (mostly) A hand pushes block A (ma =3 kg) with a constant force Nand, A frictionless table such that it speeds up from rest and is traveling at a speed of 8 m/s after it slides over a rough section of the table (u, = 0.4). Block A then collides with a more massive block B (mg = 6 kg) that is initially at rest.

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Description: mB = 6 kg%3DNhand,A 75 N%3D%3DVA = 8 m/s mA =3 kgBlockBlockBlockBlockHx = 0.4-2 mAxNote: Diagram is not drawn to scaleA hand pushes block A (m, = 3 kg) with a constant force Nfrictionless table such that it speeds up from rest and is traveling at a

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