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21-10-2022
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what is the magnitude n of the normal force on the block of mass m? (b) (5 points) what direction does the hanging block m move, up or down? circle one. (c) (18 points) what is the common magnitude a of the acceleration of the blocks? (d) (14 points) what is the magnitude t of the tension in the string? (e) (6 points) what is the speed of the hanging mass after a time period of 2.0 seconds?

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