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33)
first consider the free body diagrams
now for the mass M,
from fbd, T = Mg - Ma
For the combined mass (m+M')
T = (M'+m)a
equating both Mg =(M' + M + m)a
so a = Mg / (M' + M + m)

now consider the fbd of the mass m ,
ma cos x = mg sin x
so a = g tan x
Now equating this a with the formerly obtained a,
Mg/(m+M+M') = g tan x
so M cot x = M + M' +m

 M = (M'+m/ cot x - 1)
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  sum no 25
 
considre d bloc on d 3m side asA
n on 4 m side asB
thus
"A"
mgsin53-T=ma
 
"B"
T-mgsin37=ma
 
thus solvin thenm u get
 
a=g/10m/s^@
 
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35th
let dT betwn 50g n 100g b T1
n 100g n 500 g bT2
 
"50g"
m1g-T1=m1a
 
"100G"
 
"500g"
T2-m3g=m3a
 
thus solvin these 3 equations
u'll egt d ansewr
 
i.e a=400g/650
  =8g/13
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@Balganesh
How did u calculated ma cos x for fbd of m in q no 33?? i did it as ma. pls tell.
@deedee
how did calculated the angle 53 & 37?? i was stuck in that.
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forM
Mgsin  - T =Ma1 ...........1
 
for2M
 
2T - 2Mg =2Ma2 .............2
 
but a1 =2a2 ......3
subst 3 in 2 and adding we het a1 = -g/3
 
which means the mass M goes up the plane
 
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c
we get a triangel
wer d sides r 3,4,5 n d ansgle r 37de ,53 de,90de
c d angel bewtn 3 m n 5m is 53de
d angle betwn 4 m n 5 m is 37de
n itz a right angled triangel
 
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since the mass M is attached to the system it will move with accln a in horizantal directn and even m will move with the same accln but since it is not moving down , there should   be balancing of all the forces in that directn
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Q.33)

The Hanging mass is "M" and hence the pulling force is "Mg"

The mass in motion is (m+M+M')

Therefore the acceleration will be:

F= M"a

Where M" = Total Mass

F = (m+M+M')a

Mg = (m+M+M')a

a = Mg/(m+M+M')

The mass "m" will not slide over M' if :

aCos@ = gSin@

Therefore,

MgCos@/(m+M+M')  =  gSin@

From solving above we get :

M = (m+M')/(Cot@-1)

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31) 
consider the figure shown and observe carefully the forces shown....
for the body of mass M ....
Mg - T = M.2a _________(1)
 
and as  the pulley B is massless .... So force acting on it must be zero....
Such that tension in the string connecting B and 2M is T+T = 2T
 
So 2T = 2M.a _______(2)
 
Comparing the two equations ....
Mg - T = 2T
ot T = Mg/3
 
So (1) => Mg - Mg/3 = 2Ma
or a = g/3
 
Now accl^n of M = 2a = 2g/3
 
And force due to clamp on pulley = force on clamp due to pulley... = resultant of the two tensions in the string going over the pulley A
(the string connected to the clamp has no effect due to the pulley on the clamp...but itself pulls the clamp..... and so is not to be counted)
 
So reqd. force due to pulley on clamp = ( T2 + T2 )
                                           = 2T2
                                                  = T2
                                           = 2Mg/3
(450 with horizontal as the two forces are equal in magnitude and are mutually perpendicular )
 

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thanx both of u. pls help me with the rest of the questions as well.
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hey anish for the 31) u want all three sub questions or only c) reply me fast so that i will edit my this post and give the soln
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Q.28)
 
T - 1*10 = A (1)
and Tension of the lower sytem is half of the first......Since the pulley is massless T" = T/2

20 -T/2 = 2A -2a .............(2)

30 - T/2 = 3A + 3a............ (3)
Three equations 3 variables solve these..............

u will get A = 10- 5a
Then plug it in other equation
u will get
A = 190/29 .........which is same as 19g/29 upwards
therefore for m1 and m2
17g/29 downwards
21g/29 downwards

Then use s = ut + 1/2(at2)

where u = 0
S = (20/100)m
Now Solve and then you will get
20/100 =(1/2)(9.8)(t2)
T  0.25 sec
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here's d sol for 31 (C) part
F net=(T1^@ +T2^@)^1/2
 
so T1=Mg/3
n T2=Mg/3
so substitutin it theer u get
Fnet=(2)^1/2 Mg/3
 
itz at an angle 45 coz
wen d 2 forces of tension will act they 'll hav theri resultant in third quadrant at an angle 45 de
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@ Balganesh. i want all 3 of them.
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watedemon has posted the soln to 31) all and 34 a) so posting
34 c
for 2kg
2g -T =2a1.........`1
 
and  for 1kg  -g +T =a2 .........2
 
but a1= 2a2.......3
from these eqns we get a1 =2g/3
and a2 = g/3
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@balganesh. how did u got a1=2a2 ???
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34 b
 
for 5kg  5g - T = 5a1.........1
 
for 2kg  2a2 =T ...........2
 
and 2a1 =a2........3
 
from these eqns we get a1 =5g/13
anda2 =10g/13
 
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arey
c 34 c)
hw oen gets a1=2a2
c d string attached 2 1kg
if it goes x up wards d string attached 2 2kg
goes 2x downward thus
 
s1=2s2
similarly
a1=2a2
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actually that we get from constraint relationship ( the relation between acclns of different bodies) one of the trick is more is the tension over a body less the accln if the tension is twice as that over other body then accln ig axactly half as that of the other body
 
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