Using the forces that you defined in your free body diagram from the question above, write out Newton's Second Law as it applies to Cart B. All of the forces acting on Cart B must appear in your answer to this question, and they must appear with the subscripts and labels as defined by the conventions of our lectures and Fliplt Physics. Your equations should include only symbols (do not substitute numbers). You may need to write more than one equation, but

Using the forces that you defined in your free body diagram from the question above, write out Newton's Second Law as it applies to Cart B. All of the forces acting on Cart B must appear in your answer to this question, and they must appear with the subscripts and labels as defined by the conventions of our lectures and Fliplt Physics. Your equations should include only symbols (do not substitute numbers). You may need to write more than one equation, but

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