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Two bodies having the same masses m1 equals 30 grams and m2 equals 40 grams are attached to the ends of a string of negligible mass and suspended from a light frictionless pulley find the acceleration?
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A cord passes over a weightless and frictionless pulley masses of 200 and 300 gramd are attached to the ends of the cord find the distence the masses will move during the fifth second after they had?
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A cord passes over a weightless and frictionless pulley masses of 200 and 300 gramd are attached to the ends of the cord find the distence the masses will move during the fifth second after they had?
no comment...
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Certainly. If acceleration isn't a constant, then it can be differentiated with respect to time, and what you have is simply the third derivative of position. We're not aware of any particular name that's been attached to that quantity. One reference is that change in acceleration is called surge.
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