Physics, 09.06.2021 08:20 faizanaj3978

An inclined plane pully system uses two masses of the exact same mass. One is hanging off the edge, and the other resting on the plane (friction is negliagable) What happened when they are released??

Im assumed the hanging mass will accelerate downwards as there is no friction holding back the second pass on plane??

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