Two masses m1=10 Kg and m2-13 Kg are connected with string and pulled with a force F=22 N that makes an angle 0=53° with a smooth horizontal surface as shown in the figure. Find the tension in the string (Newton). m m2 A. 2.878 B. 8.141 C. None D. 11.51

Two masses m1=10 Kg and m2-13 Kg are connected with string and pulled with a force F=22 N that makes an angle 0=53° with a smooth horizontal surface as shown in the figure. Find the tension in the string (Newton). m m2 A. 2.878 B. 8.141 C. None D. 11.51

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Two masses m1-10 Kg and m2-13 Kg are
connected with string and pulled with a force F=22
N that makes an angle 0=53° with a smooth
horizontal surface as shown in the figure. Find the
tension in the string (Newton).
m
m2
A. 2.878
B. 8.141
C. None
D. 11.51

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