ved 161) A single cable is wrapped from the center of pulley A, around pulley B, and around pulley A. This cable is pulled downward at 2 m/s. At what speed does pulley B move upward? V6 = 1 dB C TURICULT 2 m/s

ved 161) A single cable is wrapped from the center of pulley A, around pulley B, and around pulley A. This cable is pulled downward at 2 m/s. At what speed does pulley B move upward? V6 = 1 dB C TURICULT 2 m/s

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