A simple Atwood's machine remains motionless when equal masses M are placed on each end of the chord. When a small mass m is added to one side, the masses have an acceleration a. What is M? You may neglect friction and the mass of the cord and pulley. ... M т(9-а) (A) 2m(g-a) (B) 2m(g+a) (C) m(g+a) (D) ... 2a a a 2a

A simple Atwood's machine remains motionless when equal masses M are placed on each end of the chord. When a small mass m is added to one side, the masses have an acceleration a. What is M? You may neglect friction and the mass of the cord and pulley. ... M т(9-а) (A) 2m(g-a) (B) 2m(g+a) (C) m(g+a) (D) ... 2a a a 2a

Physics for Scientists and Engineers with Modern Physics

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Chapter6: Circular Motion And Other Applications Of Newton's Laws

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