wolovemm Messages 3 Reaction score 0 Thread starter Nov 8, 2006 #1 so if M is displaced downward through a distance of D, is the ratio of v/V=2 (v is the speed of m and V is the speed of M)
so if M is displaced downward through a distance of D, is the ratio of v/V=2 (v is the speed of m and V is the speed of M)
OlderDan Science Advisor Homework Helper Messages 3,009 Reaction score 2 Nov 8, 2006 #2 wolovemm said: so if M is displaced downward through a distance of D, is the ratio of v/V=2 (v is the speed of m and V is the speed of M) Yes, m moves twice as far as M with twice the speed and twice the magnitude of acceleration.
wolovemm said: so if M is displaced downward through a distance of D, is the ratio of v/V=2 (v is the speed of m and V is the speed of M) Yes, m moves twice as far as M with twice the speed and twice the magnitude of acceleration.