An extremely light thread is used to link two masses. A force of 100 N is applied to the mass on the table at a 35-degree angle to the horizontal. Find the acceleration of block m1 if the coefficient of kinetic friction on the table is 0.1?

An extremely light thread is used to link two masses. A force of 100 N is applied to the mass on the table at a 35-degree angle to the horizontal. Find the acceleration of block m1 if the coefficient of kinetic friction on the table is 0.1?

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An extremely light thread is used to link two masses. A
force of 100 N is applied to the mass on the table at a
35-degree angle to the horizontal. Find the
acceleration of block m1 if the coefficient of kinetic
friction on the table is 0.1?
F =100N
7Kg
2
5 Kg

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