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In the adjacent figure,
two masses
connected by a rope
(mass ignorant) pass around
the pulley of torque I. Find the
acceleration of the two
masses while ignoring the
friction around the axis of
the pulley's rotations.
Then discuss the results when
mi =Mz
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B)
M2
m2<m,
M, =0

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