ehild Science Advisor Homework Helper Messages 15,536 Reaction score 1,917 Aug 8, 2014 #31 Nathanael said: But your first equation looks like: [itex]m_1g-(m_1)(m_1g)[\frac{I}{R^2}+m_1+m_2]^{-1}[/itex] But I'm pretty sure that's not how you meant it to be. That formula is correct for T1, Nathanael. ehild
Nathanael said: But your first equation looks like: [itex]m_1g-(m_1)(m_1g)[\frac{I}{R^2}+m_1+m_2]^{-1}[/itex] But I'm pretty sure that's not how you meant it to be. That formula is correct for T1, Nathanael. ehild