5. If the force shown below has a magnitude of 40 N, and m = 1.5 kg, determine the tension in the massless rope that connects the two blocks. Assume the surface is frictionless. A. 13 N 2m B. 23 N C. 36 N D. 15 N E. 28 N m

5. If the force shown below has a magnitude of 40 N, and m = 1.5 kg, determine the tension in the massless rope that connects the two blocks. Assume the surface is frictionless. A. 13 N 2m B. 23 N C. 36 N D. 15 N E. 28 N m

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Description: THANKS 5.If the force shown below has a magnitude of 40 N, and m = 1.5 kg, determine thetension in the massless rope that connects the two blocks. Assume the surface isfrictionless.A. 13 N2mB. 23 NC. 36 ND. 15 NE. 28 Nm10:17.0M

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Chapter5: Displacement And Force In Two Dimensions

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