Two 200 kg blocks are connected by a string. One has a u of 0.450 the other of 0.300. a) How hard must we pull the second block to just start the combination moving? b) What is the tension in the string at this time? -0.450 2 ₂0.300

Two 200 kg blocks are connected by a string. One has a u of 0.450 the other of 0.300. a) How hard must we pull the second block to just start the combination moving? b) What is the tension in the string at this time? -0.450 2 ₂0.300

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