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M1=200g m2=150g find the acceleration the track is horizontal and frictionless
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M1=200g m2=150g
find the acceleration
the track is horizontal and frictionless

M1=200g m2=150g find the acceleration the track is horizontal and frictionless-example-1
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Answer:

50 or 1.3333

Explanation: Explanation you cancel out the mass and the force to see what your acceleration would be or you could divide F by M

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