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Raj Pandey

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Case I:

T N = 4 0 a

and 20gT=20a  

Also N = 2 0 a  

After simplifying, we get

a = g 4

Acceleration of block B,=2a=g22.

Case II:

T = 4 0 a

and 20gT=20a

After simplifying above equation, we get

a = g / 3

Ratio = g / 2 2 g / 3 = 3 2 2 .

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Vishal Baghel

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0 2 = v 2 2 μ k g S r e l

9 2 * 2 = S r e l = 2 . 2 5 m

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Vishal Baghel

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R = u x * T

= g h * 0 . 5 g h * 2 g = h

A B = h + h = 2 h

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Acceleration of the combined system along the incline is given by

a = g s i n ? 37 ? a = 3 g 5

With respect to block M :

N = m g - m a s i n ? 37 ? = m g - 3 m g 5 3 5 N = 16 25 m g μ N = m a c o s ? 37 ? μ 16 25 m g = 3 m g 5 4 5 μ = 3 4 = 750 1000 I = 750

 

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I? = P? – P? = 3 * 4? – 3 * 3î = 12? – 9î |I? | = √12² + 9² = 15kgm/s

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Vishal Baghel

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N = (mg/√2) + (mω²h/√2)
(mω²h/√2) = (mg/√2) + f?
(mω²h/√2) = (mg/√2) + μ (mg/√2) + (mω²h/√2)
ω = √ (g/h) (1+μ)/ (1-μ) = 10rad/s

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alok kumar singh

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Let the acceleration of string = a

For 2 kg 20 – T1 = 2a ………… (i)

For monkey T2 – 80 – T1 = 8 (2 – a)  …. (ii)

For 10 kg T2 – 100 = 10a    ……. (iii)

a = 0 . 8 m / s 2

Acceleration of monkey w.r. to ground

= 2 – 0.8 = 1.2 m/s2

  s = u t + 1 2 a t 2        

2 . 4 = 0 + 1 2 * 1 . 2 * t 2            

t = 2 sec

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Vishal Baghel

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Centripetal acceleration is provided by friction force. Maximum friction force should be equal to or greater that mv² / R.
µmg = mv²/R ; µ = 100/ (100*10) ; µ = 1/10 ; µ = 0.1

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Taking torque at top pt, mg sin30°*L / 2 = F cos30°*L ⇒ F = mg / 2√3

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Applying conservation of momentum, m (ui + 2uj) + 3m (0) = 4m (vi +vj)
⇒ v = u / 4 and v' = u / 2

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