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Two equal masses of mass m each are attained to a string passing over a smooth pulley which is attained by a chain to a ceiling . The tension in the string is

A)0

B)mg

C)2mg

D)1/2mg

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When the objects are motionless all mass is transfered to the string. thus tension 2mg

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