In an Atwood machine, the heavier side
- Acheck_circle
Accelerates downward.
- B
Depends on the rope length.
- C
Accelerates upward.
- D
Always stays still.
Explanation
Net torque/force from gravity tilts toward the heavier side, which descends.
AP Physics 1· difficulty 1/5
In an Atwood machine, the heavier side
Accelerates downward.
Depends on the rope length.
Accelerates upward.
Always stays still.
Explanation
Net torque/force from gravity tilts toward the heavier side, which descends.
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