DATA:m₁(in N)S₁See the figure. Two blocks (masses m₁ and m₂)are connected by a light string S₁, and they slidewithout friction on the floor. Another string S2exerts a force F on block B₂. For the data givenbelow, calculate the tension force of the stringS₁.m₁ =m22.6 kg;S₂=m2 4.6 kg;F = 90 N;OA: 2.41 OB: 3.50 OC: 5.07 OD: 7.35 OE: 10.66 OF: 15.46 OG: 22.41 OH: 32.50

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DATA: m₁ (in N) S₁ See the figure. Two blocks (masses m₁ and m₂) are connected by a light string S₁, and they slide without friction on the floor. Another string S₂ exerts a force F on block B2. For the data given below, calculate the tension force of the string S₁. = m₁ 2.6 kg; m2 S₂ m2 = 4.6 kg; F = 90 N; OA: 2.41 OB: 3.50 OC: 5.07 OD: 7.35 OE: 10.66 OF: 15.46 OG: 22.41 OH: 32.50

DATA: m₁ (in N) S₁ See the figure. Two blocks (masses m₁ and m₂) are connected by a light string S₁, and they slide without friction on the floor. Another string S₂ exerts a force F on block B2. For the data given below, calculate the tension force of the string S₁. = m₁ 2.6 kg; m2 S₂ m2 = 4.6 kg; F = 90 N; OA: 2.41 OB: 3.50 OC: 5.07 OD: 7.35 OE: 10.66 OF: 15.46 OG: 22.41 OH: 32.50

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