Two bodies of masses 50 kg and 20 kg are connected by a thread and move along a horizontal plane under the action of 400 N force applied to the body of mass 50 kg. Determine the acceleration of the body and tension in the thread. e here to search O 59°F DELL 04 ENG 551 PM 12/7/2021 INTL

Two bodies of masses 50 kg and 20 kg are connected by a thread and move along a horizontal plane under the action of 400 N force applied to the body of mass 50 kg. Determine the acceleration of the body and tension in the thread. e here to search O 59°F DELL 04 ENG 551 PM 12/7/2021 INTL

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