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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Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

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