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What will the acceleration of the 3 kg block on the table be when a 20 N constant downward force is applied to the cable on the left and a 2.6 kg mass hangs on the right? Include both magnitude and direction of the resulting acceleration.

What will the acceleration of the 3 kg block on the table be when a 20 N constant downward force is applied to the cable on the left and a 2.6 kg mass hangs on the right? Include both magnitude and direction of the resulting acceleration.

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What will the acceleration of the 3 k g block on the table be when a 20 N constant downward force is applied to the cable on the left and a 2.6 k g mass hangs on the right? Include both magnitude and direction of the resulting acceleration.

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