d) Suppose that a 500g mass is hung from a pulley and the other end of fixed as shown in the figure. Predict the reading of the scale. How does this reading compare with the force F2? Prediction: F2 e) Suppose that instead the other end of the string is attached to the mass as shown in the figure predict the reading of the scale in this case. F Prediction:

d) Suppose that a 500g mass is hung from a pulley and the other end of fixed as shown in the figure. Predict the reading of the scale. How does this reading compare with the force F2? Prediction: F2 e) Suppose that instead the other end of the string is attached to the mass as shown in the figure predict the reading of the scale in this case. F Prediction:

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cale from the front of the room and test your predictions to parts (a)
and (b). If your result is off for the ton scale consider taking into account the mass of the
pulley and other scale.
bieo llent
Observation:
wivob itoy h(
F1
d) Suppose that a 500g mass is hung from a pulley and the other end of the cord is held
fixed as shown in the figure. Predict the reading of the scale. How does this reading
compare with the force F2?
Prediction:
F2
e) Suppose that instead the other end of the string is attached to the mass as shown in the
figure predict the reading of the scale in this case.
F
Prediction:
f) Set up the appropriate configuration and test your predictions to (d) and (e). Comment
on the agreement between your predictions and observations.
Observations:

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