(2) Consider the pulley at the top of the plane. How does the friction in the pulley depend on the tension in the string and the angle of the plane? State clearly, and derive the equation for the pulley friction. your assumptions

(2) Consider the pulley at the top of the plane. How does the friction in the pulley depend on the tension in the string and the angle of the plane? State clearly, and derive the equation for the pulley friction. your assumptions

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(2) Consider the pulley at the top of
the plane. How does the friction in
the pulley depend on the tension in
the string and the angle of the
plane? State
clearly, and derive the equation for
the pulley friction.
your assumptions

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