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Consider the following Atwood machine with three masses in the ratio m$_1$: m$_2$: m$_3$:: 1:2:3, hung with a massless string over a friction-less pulley. What is the tension in the string between masses m$_1$ and m$_2$?

asked Aug 20, 2014 by balaji.thirumalai

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Consider the following Atwood machine with three masses in the ratio m$_1$: m$_2$: m$_3$:: 1:2:3, hung with a massless string over a friction-less pulley. What is the tension in the string between masses m$_2$ and m$_3$?

asked Aug 20, 2014 by balaji.thirumalai

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Consider the following Atwood machine with three masses in the ratio m$_1$: m$_2$: m$_3$:: 1:2:3, hung with a massless string over a friction-less pulley. What is the common acceleration of the system?

asked Aug 20, 2014 by balaji.thirumalai

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Two blocks (m$_1$) and (m$_1$), where m$_1 \gt\;$ m$_2$ are connected as shown on frictionless surface. Find the common acceleration of the masses, ignoring any friction effects.

asked Aug 20, 2014 by balaji.thirumalai

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The device shown here is called an Atwood's machine. m$_1$ and m$_2$ are suspended at the ends of a string of negligible mass passing over a friction-less pulley as shown here. What is the acceleration in the light cord that connects the two masses if $\;m_1 = 2 m_2$?

asked Aug 20, 2014 by balaji.thirumalai

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A 5-kg block (m$_1$) and 2-kg block (m$_2$) are connected as shown on frictionless surface. Find the tension in the rope connecting the two blocks. Ignore any friction effects.

asked Aug 19, 2014 by balaji.thirumalai

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A cord passing over a frictionless, massless pulley (Atwood's machine) has a $m_2 =$ 10-kg block tied to one end and a $m_1 =$ 12-kg block tied to the other. If at the end of 3 seconds the string is cut, find the distances moved by the masses $d_1$ and $d_2$ in the next 6 seconds.

asked Aug 19, 2014 by balaji.thirumalai

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The device shown here is called an Atwood's machine. m$_1$ and m$_2$ are suspended at the ends of a string of negligible mass passing over a friction-less pulley as shown here. What is the tension in the light cord that connects the two masses?

asked Aug 19, 2014 by balaji.thirumalai

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The system on the left shown here is called an Atwood's machine. m$_1$ and m$_2$ are suspended at the ends of a string of negligible mass passing over a friction-less pulley as shown here. The system on the right just has a hanging mass m. What should m be in terms of m$_1$ and m$_2$ so that the tension in the top string is the same in both cases? Assume that the two systems have equal downward acceleration (a').

asked Aug 19, 2014 by balaji.thirumalai

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The device shown here is called an Atwood's machine. m$_1$ and m$_2$ are suspended at the ends of a string of negligible mass passing over a friction-less pulley as shown here. How far will m$_1$ fall in time $t$ after the system is released?

asked Aug 19, 2014 by balaji.thirumalai

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The device shown here is called an Atwood's machine. m$_1$ and m$_2$ are suspended at the ends of a string of negligible mass passing over a friction-less pulley as shown here. What is the acceleration and the tension in the light cord that connects the two masses if m$_1$ = 12 kg and m$_2$ = 4 kg?

asked Aug 19, 2014 by balaji.thirumalai

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Two bodies of masses m$_1$ (4 kg) and m$_2$ (3 kg) are suspended at the ends of a string of negligible mass passing over a friction-less pulley as shown here.The acceleration of the system is

asked Jul 4, 2013 by meena.p

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