A 100-kg block is released from rest. It takes it 0.90 s for the 100 kg mass to travel 1.0 m to the floor. What is the acceleration of either mass, given the smaller mass m is 60 kg? The pulley does not have significant mass or friction.

A 100-kg block is released from rest. It takes it 0.90 s for the 100 kg mass to travel 1.0 m to the floor. What is the acceleration of either mass, given the smaller mass m is 60 kg? The pulley does not have significant mass or friction.

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A 100-kg block is released from rest. It takes it 0.90 s for the 100 kg mass to travel 1.0 m to the floor. What is the
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