メニセuc3)+2 B) +542で)て tて: Two masses of 14 kg and 7 kg connected by aflexible inextensible cord rest on inclined plane shownb twa upbelow. When the masses are released what will be thetension T in the cord? Assume the coefficient of frictionbetween the plane and the 14 kg mass is 0.25 andbetween the plane and 7 kg mass is 0.375.7 kgyod14 kg2845°REDMI NOTE 9 PROAI QUAD CAMERA

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