Physics, 10.12.2020 01:00 angiebailey1605

One large block is to the right of a small block a rope is wrapped around the small block and it is pulled to the right such that it comes in contact with the large block and pushes it to the right (the small block pulled by the rope is pushing the large block ahead of it), Draw a free body diagram for each of the blocks individually

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