Assume that block a is accelerating with block b at a rate of 0.800 m/s2 along a frictionless surface. what is the mass of both a and b? a. 145 kg b. 120 kg c. 105 kg d. 125 kg

The mass of A and B together is 125kg

Explanation:

To solve this problem, we set up the equations expressing the net force acting on A and B (forces acting to the right are +, those acting to the left are -):

The net force acting on B is due to the acting pull force 100N less friction force caused by A. The net force on A is due to the friction force caused by the block B. Since we know both blocks accelerate at the same rate, the system can be solved easily:

Of course, alternatively, in this very simple case you could consider A+B a single object being pulled with 100N, and obtain the same results by diving the pull force by the acceleration.

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