Two blocks, M=8.00 kg and m-2.00 kg are touching and moving across a rough floor (Uk-0.12 at a speed of 4.0 m/s when a force acts on the blocks as shown. The force FO= 68 N directed 52 degrees below the horizontal, as shown. The two blocks are touching so the system can be treated as a single 10.0 kg block which we will call MT. This will apply for questions 13 thru 18.

Two blocks, M=8.00 kg and m-2.00 kg are touching and moving across a rough floor (Uk-0.12 at a speed of 4.0 m/s when a force acts on the blocks as shown. The force FO= 68 N directed 52 degrees below the horizontal, as shown. The two blocks are touching so the system can be treated as a single 10.0 kg block which we will call MT. This will apply for questions 13 thru 18.

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Two blocks, M=8.00 kg and m-2.00 kg are touching and moving across a rough floor
(Uk-0.12 at a speed of 4.0 m/s when a force acts on the blocks as shown. The
force FO= 68 N directed 52 degrees below the horizontal, as shown. The two blocks
are touching so the system can be treated as a single 10.0 kg block which we will
call MT. This will apply for questions 13 thru 18.

b) What is the y component of this force?
52
m-8.0 kg
m,-2.0 kg
Ve--4.0 m/s
67.1 N
O-53.6 N
0-41.9
0 111 N

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