How is the tension developed in a massless string?

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How is the tension developed in a massless string?

Kamendra kumar 31st Dec, 2021

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Kamendra kumar 31st Dec, 2021

A Massless string transforms the pulling force from one end to another other end of the object and the tension is developed which is equal to that force.

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