The coefficients of kinetic friction between the surface and the larger andsmaller blocks are 0.25 and 0.40, respectively. Suppose that F= 22 N andM = 1.0 kg in the figure below.F2M3Ma. Draw three free-body diagrams with all of the appropriate force vectorslabeled: one containing both blocks as one combined object, the secondcontaining the smaller block, and the last containing the larger block.b. What is the acceleration of the blocks?c.Using the acceleration from part b. and the free-body diagram of thesmaller block, calculate the magnitude of the force of the larger block onthe smaller block.d. Using the acceleration from part b. and the free-body diagram of thelarger block, calculate the magnitude of the force of the smaller block onthe larger block. This value should be the same as that found in part c.

efficients of kinetic friction between the surface and the larger and blocks are 0.25 and 0.40, respectively. Suppose that F= 22 N and kg in the figure below. F 2M 3M w three free-body diagrams with all of the appropriate force vectors eled: one containing both blocks as one combined object, the second taining the smaller block, and the last containing the larger block. at is the acceleration of the blocks? ng the acceleration from part b. and the free-body diagram of the aller block, calculate the magnitude of the force of the larger block on smaller block. ng the acceleration from part b. and the free-body diagram of the er block, calculate the magnitude of the force of the smaller block on larger block. This value should be the same as that found in part c.

efficients of kinetic friction between the surface and the larger and blocks are 0.25 and 0.40, respectively. Suppose that F= 22 N and kg in the figure below. F 2M 3M w three free-body diagrams with all of the appropriate force vectors eled: one containing both blocks as one combined object, the second taining the smaller block, and the last containing the larger block. at is the acceleration of the blocks? ng the acceleration from part b. and the free-body diagram of the aller block, calculate the magnitude of the force of the larger block on smaller block. ng the acceleration from part b. and the free-body diagram of the er block, calculate the magnitude of the force of the smaller block on larger block. This value should be the same as that found in part c.

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