Two boxes are arranged so one is on a table and then it is connected to a second by a rope that passes over a pulley and it attached to the second box. The second box is not in contact with any surface. Box A has a mass of 90.0kg and Box B has a mass of 50.0kg. There is a coefficient of friction between Box A and the table that is 0.350.
Calculate the normal force on Box A
Calculate the friction force of Box A
Calculate the tension on the rope
Calculate the acceleration of the systems
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