In the figure below, the surface is frictionless. If F= 25.8N and M = 1 kg, what is the magnitude of the contact force between the two blocks? 4 Select one: O a. 10.3 Ob. 25.8 O c. 5.2 Od. 15.5 F 2M 3M

In the figure below, the surface is frictionless. If F= 25.8N and M = 1 kg, what is the magnitude of the contact force between the two blocks? 4 Select one: O a. 10.3 Ob. 25.8 O c. 5.2 Od. 15.5 F 2M 3M

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