A system is made of two masses, m, and m2. (m, = 2m2).A frictionless pulley and a cable are installed as shown in Figure and the masses are then released.What is the behaviour of the system?m1m2Hs=0.1Hx=0.0750°30°O 1. Moves towards left.O 2. Moves towards right.O 3. Not moving.04.Moves towards left for 1.2 s, then towards right.O 5. Moves towards right for 1.2 s, then towards left.

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A system is made of two masses, m, and m2. (m, = 2m2). %3D A frictionless pulley and a cable are installed as shown in Figure and the masses are then released. What is the behaviour of the system? m2 H=0.1 Hk=0.07 50° 30° O1. Moves towards left. O 2. Moves towards right. O 3. Not moving. O 4. Moves towards left for 1.2 s, then towards right. O 5. Moves towards right for 1.2 s, then towards left.

A system is made of two masses, m, and m2. (m, = 2m2). %3D A frictionless pulley and a cable are installed as shown in Figure and the masses are then released. What is the behaviour of the system? m2 H=0.1 Hk=0.07 50° 30° O1. Moves towards left. O 2. Moves towards right. O 3. Not moving. O 4. Moves towards left for 1.2 s, then towards right. O 5. Moves towards right for 1.2 s, then towards left.

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