Can u do A for me please 6.10 kg36N5.0 kga). Calculate the action-reaction forces the blocks exert on each other.b). Calculate just the reaction force,c). Suppose the magnitudes of the force of friction on the blocks are 4.0 N and 8.0 N respectively. Calculatethe action-reaction forces the blocks exert on each other.36N10 kg5.0 kg4.0NS.ON10 kg8.0N

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10 kg
36N
5.0 kg
a). Calculate the action-reaction forces the blocks exert on each other.
b). Calculate just the reaction force,
c). Suppose the magnitudes of the force of friction on the blocks are 4.0 N and 8.0 N respectively. Calculate
the action-reaction forces the blocks exert on each other.
36N
10 kg
5.0 kg
4.0N
S.ON
10 kg
8.0N

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