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You left off a pretty critical "f" in one of your words. Be careful.

I'd have to see the diagram. And also 0.40 what? You need units.

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Q: Two frictionless objects a and b whosemass is 8 kg each are linked by a cord passing over a frictionless pulley if 0.40 is shited from b to a what acceleration result and what is tension of cord?
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