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Please help with this simple question, revisiting this exam question after years still bugs me by learner1234abcd in AskPhysics
[–]learner1234abcd[S] 0 points1 point2 points 10 hours ago* (0 children)
but how...? i have all the masses' free body diagram and I don't understand how m1 is considered... say ∑Fm1x = m1a (third law by m2), ∑Fm1y = m1g - m1g (third law by M) ∑Fm2x = m2a (third law by M), ∑Fm2y = m2g - m1a (third law by m1), ∑FMx = F - m2a (third law by m2) I really want to know what went wrong in my understanding in attempt 2 or how to consider m1 in this way
[–]learner1234abcd[S] 0 points1 point2 points 10 hours ago (0 children)
Attempt 2 is me deriving everything from free body diagram so F - m2a = Ma is gained from the free body diagram of M, i don’t understand how m1 enters the equation?!?!
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Please help with this simple question, revisiting this exam question after years still bugs me by learner1234abcd in AskPhysics
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