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i am facing problem in attempting the peoblem attached below

if i work in the non inertial frame (the rotating)

shouldn't the acceleration of m_a after the catch is removed

be simply =[tex]\omega[/tex]2ra

thanks in advance
 

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The masses are connected with a rope. The centrifugal forces on them work in opposite direction. If [itex]m_a = m_b[/itex] and [itex]l = 2 r_a[/itex] The acceleration is obviously 0.