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![[Post New]](/templates/default/images/icon_minipost_new.gif) 12 Nov 2007 12:16:52 IST
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hc verma q 33 197 ana q 40
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Since moment of inertia of pulley is not negligible , we cant take tension on both strings to be same.
Let tension in horizontal string (with mass m) be T2 " " " vertical " ( " " M) be T1
Now, considering mass M , =>Mg - T1=Ma -[1]
Considering mass m, =>T2=ma -[2]
Consider the pulley, Net torque = I (Alpha) Since Alpha = a/r, Net torque = Ia/r
(T1-T2)r=Ia/r
So, T1-T2 = Ia/r^2
Add [1] and [2] , Mg - (T1-T2)=(m+M)A
Put value of T1-T2
Mg - Ia/r^2=(M+m)a
So, a = Mg / (M + m + I/r^2)
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