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A cart carrying a load of cabbages (40.82 kg) is being pulled by a 16.8 kg hanging block. Friction is too small to notice. (a) Find the acceleration of the two blocks. m/s2 (b) Find the tension in the cord. N (c) If the cart of cabbages experiences 100 N of friction, what would the tension be then? N

A cart carrying a load of cabbages (40.82 kg) is being pulled by a 16.8 kg hanging block. Friction is too small to notice. (a) Find the acceleration of the two blocks. m/s2 (b) Find the tension in the cord. N (c) If the cart of cabbages experiences 100 N of friction, what would the tension be then? N

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A cart carrying a load of cabbages ( 40.82 kg ) is being pulled by a 16.8 kg hanging block. Friction is too small to notice. (a) Find the acceleration of the two blocks. ◻ m / s 2 (b) Find the tension in the cord. ◻ N (c) If the cart of cabbages experiences 100 N of friction, what would the tension be then? ◻ N

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