weighs 60 N on Earth.(3). A system consists of a pulley(vertical wheel) that isonly allowed to rotate (spin). Acord is passed overthe pulley and at each end there isa mass attachedto the end of the cord. The massattached on the leftis m, =0.6 kg and at the right themass is m2 = 0.8 kg.a) Calculate both the Tension in thecord and the acceleration of thesystem.b) What are the accelerations of bothmasses, if you were to cut the cord?Neglect the friction between cord andwheel,

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(3). A system consists of a pulley (vertical wheel) that is only allowed to rotate (spin). A cord is passed over the pulley and at each end there is a mass attached to the end of the cord. The mass attached on the left is m, =0.6 kg and at the right the

(3). A system consists of a pulley (vertical wheel) that is only allowed to rotate (spin). A cord is passed over the pulley and at each end there is a mass attached to the end of the cord. The mass attached on the left is m, =0.6 kg and at the right the

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