Constraint Equations Homework: v0, v1, v2

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Homework Statement


Block C is moving with a velocity v0 and block A and B are moving with velocities v1 and v2 with respect to block C. Find the relation between v0, v1 and v2
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The Attempt at a Solution


Since the string is in-extensible, its velocity at both ends should be equal. So v1=v2
But should i take the velocity with respect to Earth instead of velocity with respect to block? Both gives me different answers.
 
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Titan97 said:
So v01=v2
Did you mean v1=v2?
What do you think - should it be the speeds relative to the block that are equal or speeds relative to the ground?
 
The string itself has a velocity v0 if A and B are at rest. Then if A acquires a velocity v1, then B should also have a velocity v1.
 

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