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| + | The equations of motion for some systems can be reduced to a 1-D description. | ||
| + | do problems 4.30 ,4.31, and 4.34 in class | ||
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| + | One common system is the atwood machine | ||
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| + | A solution to two such Atwood machine configurations using Newton's laws is shown below | ||
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| + | [[Forest_UCM_NLM_AtwoodMachine]] | ||
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Latest revision as of 21:13, 26 September 2014
The equations of motion for some systems can be reduced to a 1-D description.
do problems 4.30 ,4.31, and 4.34 in class
One common system is the atwood machine
A solution to two such Atwood machine configurations using Newton's laws is shown below