1a. If the far end of the track is raised (the side farthest from the pulley), how does the problem change? Find an expression for the acceleration. Can the system be balanced such that the masses don't move? 1b. If the end of the track near the pulley is raised, how does the it affect the previous equations? Find an expression for the new acceleration. Can the system be balanced such that the masses don't move?

1a. If the far end of the track is raised (the side farthest from the pulley), how does the problem change? Find an expression for the acceleration. Can the system be balanced such that the masses don't move? 1b. If the end of the track near the pulley is raised, how does the it affect the previous equations? Find an expression for the new acceleration. Can the system be balanced such that the masses don't move?

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