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Physics, 05.11.2019 02:31 angellynn50

Consider two different situations. in situation a, a box of mass m on a frictionless tabletop is being pulled by a constant horizontal force f = m g. in situation b, a box of mass m is on a frictionless tabletop and a string of negligible mass runs over a peg of negligible friction, to a hanging mass m which is allowed to fall.

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