In the Atwood's machine shown, m2 > m1. The masses and pulley accelerate in the direction shown by the arrows. + Which of the following would INCREASE the acceleration of the system. Mark all that apply. add a lubricant to the outer groove of the pulley, allowing the string to slip place the entire system on the moon O add a bit more mass to m1 replace the solid pulley with a spoked wheel having the same mass and radius add a lubricant to the pulley axle to reduce rotational friction +

In the Atwood's machine shown, m2 > m1. The masses and pulley accelerate in the direction shown by the arrows. + Which of the following would INCREASE the acceleration of the system. Mark all that apply. add a lubricant to the outer groove of the pulley, allowing the string to slip place the entire system on the moon O add a bit more mass to m1 replace the solid pulley with a spoked wheel having the same mass and radius add a lubricant to the pulley axle to reduce rotational friction +

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