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juan gce
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Hi guys .. Glad to be here in this forum of physcs fans.
This is the classical problem of cart HORIZONTALLY pulled by a rope that wraps around a pulley and it's pulled VERTICALLY by say, the same mass as the cart (yeah T1 = T2 horizontal and vertical tensions .. = in MAGNITUDE BUT NOT IN DIRECTION)
Question:
There is a change in direction .. is it there any set of mathematical equations that convert one force in one direction to another force in the other direction, using the classical physics?
Thanks a lot.
This is the classical problem of cart HORIZONTALLY pulled by a rope that wraps around a pulley and it's pulled VERTICALLY by say, the same mass as the cart (yeah T1 = T2 horizontal and vertical tensions .. = in MAGNITUDE BUT NOT IN DIRECTION)
Question:
There is a change in direction .. is it there any set of mathematical equations that convert one force in one direction to another force in the other direction, using the classical physics?
Thanks a lot.