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Chapter 7: Q.54 (page 180)

In FIGURECP7.54, find an expression for the acceleration of m1. The pulleys are massless and frictionless.

Hint: Think carefully about the acceleration constraint.

Short Answer

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The acceleration of blockm1is given bya1=2m2g(2m1+m2)

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01

Given information

Mass of the block 1is m1

mass of the block 2is m2

The pulleys are massless and frictionless

The acceleration of the block 1is localid="1649864857767" a1

The acceleration of the block2isa2

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Explanation

Consider the Forces of two masses given in thefigureCP7.54

For block of massm1

For block of massm2

m2g-T2=m2a2

Considering the pulley is massless,鈭�T1=T2

Let a2=a鈭�T=2m1a

鈭�a1=2aacceleration constraint

On substituting the above equations on block equation, we get

m2g-2m1a=m2a(2m1+m2)a=m2ga=m2g(2m1+m2)

Therefore, the acceleration for m1is given by,

a1=2m2g(2m1+m2)

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