Newton's Second Law of Rotation

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  1. Dr. Luke Beall
  2. rotation
  3. torque
  4. newton's second law
  5. moment of inertia
  6. rotational inertia
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Thanks so much for this. In the last example of the pulleys, why is the tension done by the T1, not the same as the tension done in T2? Im supposing that the tension is transmitted equaly throug the rope, isnt that right?

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