Two masses are connected to a string and hung on a pulley to make an atwood machine. The masses are different values such as M > m. The setup is shown. Assume the string is massless and the pulley is ideal. When the masses are gently released, there is a resulting acceleration. Which of the following equations will calculate the mass of m in the system if the big mass and acceleration are known? A) m = 2M(a/g). B) = m 2M(g/a). C) m = M(g- a/g+a). D) m = M(g+a/g -a).

Two masses are connected to a string and hung on a pulley to make an atwood machine. The masses are different values such as M > m. The setup is shown. Assume the string is massless and the pulley is ideal. When the masses are gently released, there is a resulting acceleration. Which of the following equations will calculate the mass of m in the system if the big mass and acceleration are known? A) m = 2M(a/g). B) = m 2M(g/a). C) m = M(g- a/g+a). D) m = M(g+a/g -a).

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