In the problem with two masses connected by a massless cable when one mass is given initial velocity, what is y component of the velocity of A and B, when they are in 12 6 o'clock position Group of answer choices Zero max and min displacement in y direction, its derivative (velocity) is zero Hard to tell without solving the whole problem first Equal and opposite, but nonzero Maximum value

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In the problem with two masses connected by a massless cable when one mass is given initial velocity, what is y component of the velocity of A and B, when they are in 12   6 o'clock position  Group of answer choices Zero  max and min displacement in y direction, its derivative (velocity) is zero Hard to tell without solving the whole problem first Equal and opposite, but nonzero Maximum value

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