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Two blocks are set in a pully system as shown in fig below. Block A sits on the frictionless table while block B hags freely. The pully is light and frictionless towards the light string that runs over it. If the Block A has mass of 3.4 kg and Block has 3.5 kg, what would be the magnitude of the acceleration (in ms-2) of the blocks? [g = 9.8 ms=2]

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