The device shown below is on earth and consists of two masses connected by a string of negligible mass through a massless pulley. The coefficient of kinetic friction between masses m 1 and m and the platform is u. The two masses m and m are initially at rest but after they are 2 k 1 2 released, mass m falls, pulling mass m 2 1 Find an expression for the magnitude of the velocity of mass m after it has slid a horizontal distance d. Your answer should be in terms of the variables given and known constants. 1721 1712

The device shown below is on earth and consists of two masses connected by a string of negligible mass through a massless pulley. The coefficient of kinetic friction between masses m 1 and m and the platform is u. The two masses m and m are initially at rest but after they are 2 k 1 2 released, mass m falls, pulling mass m 2 1 Find an expression for the magnitude of the velocity of mass m after it has slid a horizontal distance d. Your answer should be in terms of the variables given and known constants. 1721 1712

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Chapter10: Motion In A Noninertial Reference Frame

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