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Two blocks of A=8kg and B=2kg are connected by a lightensible string that runs over a smooth pully. The 8kg block moves at constant velocity when a 29.6 force pulls it to the right. It experiences a constant frictional force of magnitude 10N as it moves to the right. Calculate the tension and acceleration ​

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