Physics - Finish A particle of mass m is suspended by massless string inside a trolley of mass m as shown in figure. Force F is being applied on trolley to move it on frictionless surface. The angle between string and vertical when particle is in equilibrium with respect to trolley is : F F -1 tan 2mg F -1 tan mg 2 F -1 tan mg Previous Save & Next

Physics - Finish A particle of mass m is suspended by massless string inside a trolley of mass m as shown in figure. Force F is being applied on trolley to move it on frictionless surface. The angle between string and vertical when particle is in equilibrium with respect to trolley is : F F -1 tan 2mg F -1 tan mg 2 F -1 tan mg Previous Save & Next

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