4/10 The four systems slide on a smooth horizontal sur- face and have the same mass m. The configurations of mass in the two pairs are identical. What can be said about the acceleration of the mass center for each system? Explain any difference in the accelera- tions of the members. Weld Hinge- Hinge F F F F Problem 4/10

4/10 The four systems slide on a smooth horizontal sur- face and have the same mass m. The configurations of mass in the two pairs are identical. What can be said about the acceleration of the mass center for each system? Explain any difference in the accelera- tions of the members. Weld Hinge- Hinge F F F F Problem 4/10

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Chapter13: Universal Gravitation

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