4 A force F pushes on block 2 with mass, m2 = 15kg. Block 1 with mass, mi = 5kg, starts 0.95m m1 m2 above the ground. Both blocks start at rest at t = 0. Block 2 accelerates at a rate of 10.0m/s2 →. The coefficient of friction between all surfaces is 0.25. a. The friction acting on block 1 acts in the direction. (circle one) +x -x +y -y b. The friction force acting on block 2 at the interface between block 1 and block 2 acts in the direction. (circle one) +x -x +y -y c. Calculate the normal force on mi by m2. d. Calculate the friction force on mi by m2. e. Calculate the acceleration of block m1.

4 A force F pushes on block 2 with mass, m2 = 15kg. Block 1 with mass, mi = 5kg, starts 0.95m m1 m2 above the ground. Both blocks start at rest at t = 0. Block 2 accelerates at a rate of 10.0m/s2 →. The coefficient of friction between all surfaces is 0.25. a. The friction acting on block 1 acts in the direction. (circle one) +x -x +y -y b. The friction force acting on block 2 at the interface between block 1 and block 2 acts in the direction. (circle one) +x -x +y -y c. Calculate the normal force on mi by m2. d. Calculate the friction force on mi by m2. e. Calculate the acceleration of block m1.

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