In the figure below, mA > mB and the table surface is frictionless. If the system is released from rest, what is the acceleration of the system? A B a= a= a = m m+m A m B m +m A m+m A m B8 +m A m - m B B B B 8 A) 8 mA+MB

In the figure below, mA > mB and the table surface is frictionless. If the system is released from rest, what is the acceleration of the system? A B a= a= a = m m+m A m B m +m A m+m A m B8 +m A m - m B B B B 8 A) 8 mA+MB

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