Two masses (M1 = 5.0kg; M2 = 3.0kg) are connected to a pulley with a moment...
Two masses (M1 = 5.0kg; M2 = 3.0kg) are connected to a pulley with a moment of inerial, I =1.0kg m2, and a radius, R = 0.3 m by a cord. The pulley rotates about a frictionless axle and the cord can be considered massless.
What is the tension in the portion of the cord that is attached to M1?
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