is this doable using reduced mass concept? here they hav just taken the whole mass

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Opt
Opt2mo ago
You need reduced mass when you're considering the internal forces. Here it is not required.
simplybear
simplybearOP2mo ago
ohh sh my natural instinct for 2 masses for a same spring is reduced mass why does this work by ust taking the whole system togethr as 2m
Nimboi
Nimboi2mo ago
is it (3)?
simplybear
simplybearOP2mo ago
yes
Nimboi
Nimboi2mo ago
yeah reduced mass not required its just kinematics the spring is doing nothing i feel like its just there to throw you off
simplybear
simplybearOP2mo ago
fair
Nimboi
Nimboi2mo ago
you might as well be pulling a big block of mass 2m
simplybear
simplybearOP2mo ago
ah right thanku
Nimboi
Nimboi2mo ago
npnp
simplybear
simplybearOP2mo ago
+solved @Nimboi @Opt
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