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1. State Newton's Second Law of motion...
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1. State Newton's Second Law of motion in words and symbols fretema
2. A 3 kg box is resting on a frictionless table. A 2kg mass piece is hanging over t
using a frictionless trolley
2.1. Draw a diagram for the above set up.
2.2. Draw separate force diagrams for each of the masses
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