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Virtual work in Atwood's machine
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[QUOTE="kent davidge, post: 6128084, member: 563342"] In the case of the Atwood's machine the motion is one-dimensional and you have only one coordinate, which by the way, is your generalized coordinate. The only external force is gravity, which is conservative. There follows the calculations. [/QUOTE]
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