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Two blocks `A` and `B` of masses `1kg` and `2kg` have acceleration `(2hat(i))m//s^(2)` and `(-4hat(j))m//s^(2)`. Find
(a) Psseudo force on block `A` as applied with respect to the block `B`.
(a) Pseudo force on block `B` as applied with respect to the block `A`

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(a) `F_(A) = - m_(A)a_(B) = (4hat(j))N`
(b)`F_(B) = - m_(B)a_(A) = (-4hat(i))N`
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