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Given an unconstrained (suspended without contact to anything) electric motor with its own power in total has mass m1
Given the motor shaft is connected to a payload of mass m2
If m1>m2 then: m1 no-spin + m2 spin
If m2>m1 then: m1 spin + m2 no-spin
What happens at the unit ratio (m1/m2 = 1 or m1=m2)?
Aside from the unit ratio are there any other non-trivial ratios which determine which mass spins the other?
Given the motor shaft is connected to a payload of mass m2
If m1>m2 then: m1 no-spin + m2 spin
If m2>m1 then: m1 spin + m2 no-spin
What happens at the unit ratio (m1/m2 = 1 or m1=m2)?
Aside from the unit ratio are there any other non-trivial ratios which determine which mass spins the other?