AP Physics 1· difficulty 2/5
Two blocks () connected by a string over an ideal pulley have system acceleration (, hanging). The <strong>net external</strong> force on the system (considering both blocks together) is
Explanation
Net force on the system equals the <strong>difference</strong> of gravity forces; tension is internal. .
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