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an object m1 is suspended by two extensible strings, which pass ove...
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an object m1 is suspended by two extensible strings, which pass over smooth pulleys, and is attached to objects m2 and mp3. at m1, the strings are at right angles to each other, and make equal angles with the horizontal. if the mass of m2 is 1.0kg, what are masses of particle m1 and m3?
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