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Block A with a mass of ma= 7.0 kg moves on a level, horizontal table. Block A is connected to block B with a mass of mb= 6.0 kg by a light string that passes over a frictionless pulley. The coefficient of kinetic friction block A and the table is 0.25.
1. Draw two clearly labeled free-body diagrams; one for block A and one for block B.
2. Find the acceleration of the blocks.
3. What is the tension acting in the string?
4. If, instead there was no friction between block A and the table, what would be the new acceleration of the blocks ?
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