A 2.6 kg mass is attached to a string which is attached to a second mass...
A 2.6 kg mass is attached to a string which is attached to a second mass 1.4 kg The string passes over a pulley and the two masses both hang down. They are released from rest. How long (in seconds) does it take for each to move 1 m?
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