Question 342.
The figure shows a light inextensible cord,
light frictionless pulleys, and blocks A and B
having equal mass.
then a/2 = acceleration upwards of block B
For the motion of block A,
mg - T = ma ... ( 1 )
For the motion of block B,
2T - mg = m * (a/2)
=> T - mg/2 = ma/4 ... ( 2 )
Adding ( 1 ) and ( 2 ),
mg/2 = 5ma/4
=> a = 2g/5
For separation of h,
block A moves down by 2h/3 with acceleration a = 2g/5
=> v^2 = 2a * (2h/3) = (4g/5) * (2h/3) = (8gh)/(15)
=> v = √[(8gh)/(15)].
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The figure shows a light inextensible cord,
light frictionless pulleys, and blocks A and B
having equal mass.
It is initially held at rest so that the blocks are
at the same height above the ground. The blocks
are then released.
Show that the speed of block A at the moment
when the vertical separation of the blocks is h is:
v = √ [8gh/15].
Answer 342.
Let T = tension in the cord
If a = acceleration downwards of block A, then a/2 = acceleration upwards of block B
For the motion of block A,
mg - T = ma ... ( 1 )
For the motion of block B,
2T - mg = m * (a/2)
=> T - mg/2 = ma/4 ... ( 2 )
Adding ( 1 ) and ( 2 ),
mg/2 = 5ma/4
=> a = 2g/5
For separation of h,
block A moves down by 2h/3 with acceleration a = 2g/5
=> v^2 = 2a * (2h/3) = (4g/5) * (2h/3) = (8gh)/(15)
=> v = √[(8gh)/(15)].
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