Part A) Let's say the two masses aren't moving yet and thecoefficient of static friction between them and the table is thsame. If µ = 0.39 then what is the maximum value with whicthe combined frictional forces can fight this pull?m₁=11.4kgFf =Pick a direction from the options belowunitConnectingropem₂=27.6kga =Fnet =Pick a direction from the options belowunitPart B) What then must be the net force on the system?OunitPick a direction from the options belowAPull213NOPart C) Then what would be the acceleration of the system?→\O

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say ving yet coefficient of static friction between them and the table is th same. If µ = 0.39 then what is the maximum value with whic the combined frictional forces can fight this pull? m₁=11.4kg Connecting rope Ff =[ Pick a direction from the options below unit m₂=27.6kg a Part B) What then must be the net force on the system? Fnet unit Pick a direction from the options below ↓↑ Part C) Then what would be the acceleration of the system? unit Pick a direction from the options below ↓↑ Pull 213N O O

say ving yet coefficient of static friction between them and the table is th same. If µ = 0.39 then what is the maximum value with whic the combined frictional forces can fight this pull? m₁=11.4kg Connecting rope Ff =[ Pick a direction from the options below unit m₂=27.6kg a Part B) What then must be the net force on the system? Fnet unit Pick a direction from the options below ↓↑ Part C) Then what would be the acceleration of the system? unit Pick a direction from the options below ↓↑ Pull 213N O O

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