Equations for the conservation of energy must be used, the speed that bodies of mass mi and m2 have after they have traveled a distance "d". Obviously, they must consider the pulley with mass M and radius R. Proceed in cases where the masses are equal, or the angles are different, or if they give other angles of inclination than the one shown in the image. Also show pictures in the answer.

Equations for the conservation of energy must be used, the speed that bodies of mass mi and m2 have after they have traveled a distance "d". Obviously, they must consider the pulley with mass M and radius R. Proceed in cases where the masses are equal, or the angles are different, or if they give other angles of inclination than the one shown in the image. Also show pictures in the answer.

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Equations for the conservation of energy must be used, the speed that bodies of mass m1
and m2 have after they have traveled a distance "d". Obviously, they must consider the
pulley with mass M and radius R. Proceed in cases where the masses are equal, or the
angles are different, or if they give other angles of inclination than the one shown in the
image. Also show pictures in the answer.
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