Question: In Fig. 8.23, a mass m descends a vertical distance from rest. (Neglect friction and the mass of the string.) (a) From the conservation of
In Fig. 8.23, a mass m descends a vertical distance from rest. (Neglect friction and the mass of the string.)
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(a) From the conservation of mechanical energy, will the linear speed of the descending mass be (1) greater than, (2) equal to, or (3) less than 2gh? Why?
(b) If m = 1.0, and , what is the linear speed of the mass after it has descended a vertical distance of 2.0 m from rest?
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