An object of mass 2 kg is being pulled by a cable with a constant tension along a horizontal frictionless surface. At acertain moment, the object is moving at 2 m/s to the left. Five seconds later, the object is moving at 3 m/s to theright. What is the tension in the cable?O 10 NO 20 N0 2N05N01N2m/s2 kgt=0s3m/st=5s2 kg

Given :Vi = -2 m/s (negative since it is going to the left) Vf = 3 m/s m = 2 kgti = 0 stf = 5 s…

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