Consider the Atwood's machine shown in Fig. The masses are 4m, 3m, and m. Let x and
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Consider the Atwood's machine shown in Fig. The masses are 4m, 3m, and m. Let x and y be the heights of the left and right masses, relative to their initial positions. Find the conservedmomentum.
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