1. An object of mass M is attached to another object of mass m by a massless string. Mass M slides on the frictionless surface. Massless string M Massless, fric- tionless pulley m a. Draw a free body diagram for both objects. (Hint: it may be useful to draw the coordinate system for block m such that it is rotated so that the motion in the positive x-direction is consistent between the two free-body diagrams.) b. Write down Newton's Second Law for block m. c. Write down Newton's Second law for block M. Are the objects constrained to have the same acceleration?

1. An object of mass M is attached to another object of mass m by a massless string. Mass M slides on the frictionless surface. Massless string M Massless, fric- tionless pulley m a. Draw a free body diagram for both objects. (Hint: it may be useful to draw the coordinate system for block m such that it is rotated so that the motion in the positive x-direction is consistent between the two free-body diagrams.) b. Write down Newton's Second Law for block m. c. Write down Newton's Second law for block M. Are the objects constrained to have the same acceleration?

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