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A uniform thread of linear mass density λ=2. 0 g/m passes through a fixed ideal pulley. At its ends, the thread is stacked into two heaps that do not interfere motion of the thread. A beetle of mass m=80 g tries to manage itself at a constant height on the thread by adjusting its speed relative to the thread
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