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Two blocks each of mass 2kg and 5kg are connected by a string through a massless smooth pulley. a force of 50N is applied on pulley in up direction. find the accln. of 5kg block?
    
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the acceleration of the 5 kg block would be zero


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5m/s2



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weight=9.8*5=49n
t=50n
t-mg=ma
a=1/5 m/s2
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savvej can u explain to me y d acc is 5m/s^2


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on the pulley
f-2t=-(since pulley is massless)
.:f=2t
.:t=25
for 5kg block
50-25=5a
.:a=5m/s2



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thanx for the reply dude!!


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hey savvej can u plz tell me y havent u taken into consideration the accn of the pulley coz if a force is being applied on it then it will follow the eqn f=ma

so using that concept v can say that the

acc of block of mass 5 =a-a'(a' being the accn of the pulley)
acc of block of mass 2= -a-a'
where a is the accn wrt earth
so
5g-t=5(a-a')
t-2g=2(-a-a')

f=m(of system)a'
therefore :50=(5+2)a
solving the 3 eqns. v get the ans.
plz tell me if i am correct'
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i beg to differ
2T= 50 assumes pulley is fixed, which is not given..

Also, by the logic os savej, the acceleration of 2 Kg block will 12.5 m/s2..!!! which is impossible as the pulley is .smooth.

i think the problem is slightly poorly worded OR incomplete..


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shohitaa,
you seem to have got some hang of the problem...
only problem is if whole system is accelerating with a'...weight will not be m.g...
it wiil be mg-ma'  or.. mg+ma' depending upon the direction of a'..



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It is 4m/s
 
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Savvej has given perfect answer. And Betu we can write 50-2t = 0 for pully because it is mass less so F=ma=0*a=0

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