Two blocks on a frictionless horizontal surface are pulled to the right by a tension force of 50 N by string 1 as shown below, mA =2.0 kg, mg = 3.0 kg, and use g = 10 m/s². What is the tension force from string 2 on block B? block B block A string 2 string 1 O 20 N, to the right O 30 N, to the right O 20 N, to the left Ο ΟΝ O 50 N, to the left O 30 N, to the left O 50 N, to the right

Two blocks on a frictionless horizontal surface are pulled to the right by a tension force of 50 N by string 1 as shown below, mA =2.0 kg, mg = 3.0 kg, and use g = 10 m/s². What is the tension force from string 2 on block B? block B block A string 2 string 1 O 20 N, to the right O 30 N, to the right O 20 N, to the left Ο ΟΝ O 50 N, to the left O 30 N, to the left O 50 N, to the right

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