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A block of mass 4 kg lies over a horizontal surface. Another block of mass 2 kg is placed over the first block. The normal reaction between the lower block and ground surface is (g = 10m * s ^ - 2)​

Answers

Answered by kanakkalita992
1

Explanation:

The free body diagram of both the blocks are as shown in the figure.

a=

4+2

F

=

4+2

20

=

3

10

Using ΣF

x

=ma

x

For 4kg block, 20−N=4a=4×

3

10

N=20−

3

40

=

3

20

N

This can also be solved as below

For 2kg block, N=2a=2×

3

10

=

3

20

N

Here, N is normal reaction between the two blocks.

Answered by dayanidhisharma19
0

Answer:

60N

Explanation:

A body of mass= 4kg lies over a horizontal surface and another block of mass 2kg lies over the other body.

lets consider this 2 body system as 1 body system where the mass of the system will be the total mass of the 2 body system.

so the mass of the new system = 4kg+2kg = 6kg.

as given in the question acceleration due to gravity(g)= 10m/s²

as we know that in this system of 2 masses the weight of the whole system will be balanced by the Normal Reaction

so weight of the system= normal reaction between the lower block and system.

as weight = mass × g

and normal reaction=  weight.

so Normal reaction= 6×10 =60N

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