4.A wooden board of mass M and length L is hung from theceiling by two massless wires attached to its two ends. A block ofmass m is placed on the board. The two wires are of the same length.(a)the two wires is equal to each other?(b)along the board?(c)other. The thick wire can just sustain the maximum tension in part (b) while the thin wire canonly sustain half of it. What is the requirement on the position of the block to avoid breakingthe wires?Where is the block placed if it is known that the tension inWhat is the minimum and maximum of tension in the wires as we move the blockNow assume M = 10 kg, m = 15 kg, and that one of the wires is thinner than the

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A wooden board of mass M and length L is hung from the 4. ceiling by two massless wires attached to its two ends. A block of mass m is placed on the board. The two wires are of the same length. (a) the two wires is equal to each other? (b) along the board? Where is the block placed if it is known that the tension in What is the minimum and maximum of tension in the wires as we move the block

A wooden board of mass M and length L is hung from the 4. ceiling by two massless wires attached to its two ends. A block of mass m is placed on the board. The two wires are of the same length. (a) the two wires is equal to each other? (b) along the board? Where is the block placed if it is known that the tension in What is the minimum and maximum of tension in the wires as we move the block

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A wooden board of mass M and length L is hung from the
ceiling by two massless wires attached to its two ends. A block of
mass m is placed on the board. The two wires are of the same length.
(a)
the two wires is equal to each other?
(b)
along the board?
(c)
other. The thick wire can just sustain the maximum tension in part (b) while the thin wire can
only sustain half of it. What is the requirement on the position of the block to avoid breaking
the wires?
Where is the block placed if it is known that the tension in
What is the minimum and maximum of tension in the wires as we move the block
Now assume M = 10 kg, m = 15 kg, and that one of the wires is thinner than the

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