A chain with length b and mass M is hang on ceiling under constant gravity g. Find the tension at point A when the distance between the ceiling and B is x for each casese. (1) The chain free falls. (2) Energy is conserved. A B CM T A B t=0 time t> 0 CM

A chain with length b and mass M is hang on ceiling under constant gravity g. Find the tension at point A when the distance between the ceiling and B is x for each casese. (1) The chain free falls. (2) Energy is conserved. A B CM T A B t=0 time t> 0 CM

College Physics

11th Edition

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Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

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