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In the slider mechanism shown in the figure, a sliding block is being pulled by an elastic cord. The block has a mass of 0.8 kg. At time t=0, the tension on the cord is equal to T and the angle between the cord and the horizontal is 45 degrees. The rail is fixed and kinetic fricton factor (uk) between the rail and the block is 0.6. You will need the tension T. T is equal to last two digits of your student ID. FOR EXAMPLE: Let's say your student ID is 190200015. Last two digits are 15. Thus, T=15 N. a) Draw the free body diagram. (15 pts) b) Calculate the initial acceleration. (35 pts) T Elastic cord 45° Fixed steel rail

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