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Three masses are atteched to strings rotaing in the horizontal plank .The string pass over two naine as shown in fig will this system be in equilibrium

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Considering the string over the left mail , the vertical components of the force of tension `T` acting on the weights are so the tension in the string above `O` is `T = 2 mg`
For the string on the right , the verticle component of the strings tension `T' is equal to `2 mg` (if the mass does not move down ) The tension of the along itself , however is `T = (2mg)/(cos theta) ge 2 mg` Therefore,the system is not in equalibrium .The right hand mass will have a greater pull.
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