Sled A and sled B, whose masses are 43.6kg and 87.2kg respectively, are attached by a massless bar. The sleds slide down a snow-covered hill that has an incline of 30.2° to the horizontal. The co-efficient of kinetic friction between the ground and sled A is 0.217 while that between the ground and sled B is 0.108. mg-2m, What is the tension in the bar? Submit Answer Tries 0/10 What is the acceleration of the sleds? Submit Answer Tries 0/10

Sled A and sled B, whose masses are 43.6kg and 87.2kg respectively, are attached by a massless bar. The sleds slide down a snow-covered hill that has an incline of 30.2° to the horizontal. The co-efficient of kinetic friction between the ground and sled A is 0.217 while that between the ground and sled B is 0.108. mg-2m, What is the tension in the bar? Submit Answer Tries 0/10 What is the acceleration of the sleds? Submit Answer Tries 0/10

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Sled A and sled B, whose masses are 43.6kg and 87.2kg respectively, are attached by a massless bar. The sleds slide down a snow-covered hill that has an incline of 30.2° to the horizontal. The co-efficient of
kinetic friction between the ground and sled A is 0.217 while that between the ground and sled B is 0.108.
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MA
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What is the tension in the bar?
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What is the acceleration of the sleds?
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