3. You pull horizontally on block B (mB=1.5kg), causing both blocks to move horizontally as aunit. There is friction between all surfaces in contact (use us=0.8 and u-0.5 for all surfaces). Ifthe two blocks are moving to the right and are speeding up, what is the maximum force you canpull before block A (ma=1kg) starts to slip?AB- PullHorizontal table

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Given :-mass of block B (mB=1.5kg) μs=0.8 μk=0.5mass of block A (mA=1kg)

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3. You pull horizontally on block B (mB=1.5kg), causing both blocks to move horizontally as a unit. There is friction between all surfaces in contact (use µ=0.8 and uk-0.5 for all surfaces). If the two blocks are moving to the right and are speeding up, what is the maximum force you can pull before block A (ma=1kg) starts to slip? A B -Pull Horizontal table

3. You pull horizontally on block B (mB=1.5kg), causing both blocks to move horizontally as a unit. There is friction between all surfaces in contact (use µ=0.8 and uk-0.5 for all surfaces). If the two blocks are moving to the right and are speeding up, what is the maximum force you can pull before block A (ma=1kg) starts to slip? A B -Pull Horizontal table

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