For the two block system in the image below, the upper block is held stationary by the cord and has a mass of 27.0 kg. The lower block has a mass of 9.00 kg and slides down the 35.0 degree incline at a constant speed. assume the coefficient of kinetic friction (PK) is the same between all the surfaces in contact. a) Draw a detailed free-bond diagram for each block in the system (2 separate free body diagrams) b) Determine (PK) c) Calculate the tension in the cord.

For the two block system in the image below, the upper block is held stationary by the cord and has a mass of 27.0 kg. The lower block has a mass of 9.00 kg and slides down the 35.0 degree incline at a constant speed. assume the coefficient of kinetic friction (PK) is the same between all the surfaces in contact. a) Draw a detailed free-bond diagram for each block in the system (2 separate free body diagrams) b) Determine (PK) c) Calculate the tension in the cord.

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