Lecture

Motion on Inclined Plane and Tension in Ropes

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This lecture covers the calculation of acceleration for a ball sliding on a cart on an inclined air track, both when the cart is stationary and when it moves. It also discusses the motion of a ball relative to a moving cart and the graphs representing the speed of a box, tension in a rope, and friction force when a rope is pulled with increasing tension.

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