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There is a nice sheet of mechanics problems: Kalda
I once shared this link on the PF.
Consider problem pr33. Since this problem is very simple let us modify it a bit. Namely assume that the left block has the same initial velocity:
The question is the same. I suspect that now it is an olympiad problem indeed. :)
My guess is to write down the Lagrange equations for the system with three degrees of freedom and expand the corresponding solution using the Taylor formula up to at least ##O(t^4)## .
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My guess. Long thread and small v make net torque by gravity negligible and almost conserve blocks angular momentum of counter clock wise direction
which turns the pulley and pulls up the right block.
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