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Stationary Inclined Atwood Machine finding Mass
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This video will walk you through the steps to determine the mass required to keep an inclined Atwood Machine from accelerating (ie stationary) if there is no friction between the mass on the incline and the incline. The problem is done once with numbers and a second time algebraically.
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