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a weight of 200kg wt is hung from a string which is wound over a light frictionless pulley.on the other hand a very heavy weight is hung..find the tention in the string. ANS:400 N
    
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Well let the other mass be M where M >> 200.
         Now by balancing the forces at mass of 200kg we get
                        T - 200g = 200a
         Similarily by balancing forces at mass M we get
                        Mg - T  =  Ma
        Now eliminating  acceleration a we get,
                        T = 400Mg / ( 200 + M)
                         Since M >> 200,  200 can be neglected as compared to M
                         So, T = 400Mg/M
                        And thus T = 400g

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I completely agree your answer but your unit of final answer is wrong
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i think it is correct
units of g is m/s^2
units of T is kgm/s^2 which is N

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The correct equation of the block of weight 20Kg is
T-200=20a
(and not T-200g=200a--according to puneet sir)because it is not a mass of 200kg but a weight of 200kg and Weight=Mass*g
Similarly the second equation would be
M-T=Ma/10
on solving the two equations we get
T=400M/200+M
  =400N(sinceM>>>>200)

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puneet hasnt given any unit .its 400g (where g is accel due to gravity . )&taking tension as a force there shouldnt b any mistake .but i didnt get joy"s way of doing it
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