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![[Post New]](/templates/default/images/icon_minipost_new.gif) 24 Mar 2008 16:41:29 IST
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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)
Hope you find it useful.
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