Objects 1 and 2 are connected by a string, as shown. They are moving toward the right, and the string remains taut. The applied force is F = 28_N. Additional information is given in the table. Find the acceleration a, of each object and the tension T in the string. Assume the positive direction is toward the right. Friction Object Mass Coefficient 5.2 kg 0.12 2 11 kg 0.2 F m2 m1 acceleration ax А. 0.01512.m/s? В. 0.01491_m/s? С. 0.02005_m/s? 0.02511 m/s? 0.03306 m/s? 0.03119_m/s? D. Е. F. /-/ tension T А. 31.8_N 32.64_N D. 21.78_N 42.31_N 35.31_N В. Е. С. 20.44_N F.

Objects 1 and 2 are connected by a string, as shown. They are moving toward the right, and the string remains taut. The applied force is F = 28_N. Additional information is given in the table. Find the acceleration a, of each object and the tension T in the string. Assume the positive direction is toward the right. Friction Object Mass Coefficient 5.2 kg 0.12 2 11 kg 0.2 F m2 m1 acceleration ax А. 0.01512.m/s? В. 0.01491_m/s? С. 0.02005_m/s? 0.02511 m/s? 0.03306 m/s? 0.03119_m/s? D. Е. F. /-/ tension T А. 31.8_N 32.64_N D. 21.78_N 42.31_N 35.31_N В. Е. С. 20.44_N F.

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