What is the magnitude of the Force of Tension? S m₁= 0.55 kg c The figure below shows two blocks m₁ and m2 attached by a massless rope through a frictionless pulley. m2 is released from rest and both start to move. the ramp and has a coefficient of kinetic friction = 0.175. Round all answers to 3 significant figures. m2= 1.05 kg 0-31.5
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