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Block `A` has a weight of `300 N` and block `B` has weight `50 N`. Calculate the distance `A` must descent form rest before it obtains a speed of `4 m//s` (Neglect the mass of cord and pulleys). `(Take g =1 0 m//s^(2))`.
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