In the following figures, TM, TL and n are all actual directions. Try to answer each question: TM TL TM TL TM TM TL (c) TL TM TL TM TL (a) (b) 1) Analyze whether TM and TL in each figure are the dragging torque or braking torque; 2) According to the directions of TM, TL and n shown in each figure, try to explain wheth the operation state of each system is acceleration, deceleration or uniform?

In the following figures, TM, TL and n are all actual directions. Try to answer each question: TM TL TM TL TM TM TL (c) TL TM TL TM TL (a) (b) 1) Analyze whether TM and TL in each figure are the dragging torque or braking torque; 2) According to the directions of TM, TL and n shown in each figure, try to explain wheth the operation state of each system is acceleration, deceleration or uniform?

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