A body of mass 5 kg is suspended by the string making angle 60 degree and 30 degree with the horizontal then t1 and t2
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Weight =5kg
Angles made with horizontal =60° and 30°
(1st diagram is configurations diagram and 2nd one is free body diagram)
Let tension in 1st string =t1
Tension in 2nd string =t2
Now using lami's theorem
Here we are taking
F1=t1
F2=t2
F3=w=5kg
Now angles
(let make is little easier - how we get alpha beta and gamma
In lami's theorem we take opposite sin angle to the applied load so we can see the free body diagram the opposite angle to the t1=150, opposite angle to t2=120 and opposite angle to w=90)
W=5kg
W=5x9.81 N
W=49.0333 N
Taking approximately =50N (or you can take g as 10)
F1=sin150x50 (sin90=1)
F1=1/2 x50. (sin180=sin30)
F1 = t1=25N
F2=50xsin120
=43.30N
Hence
T1=25N
T2=43.30N
This is ur ans hope it will help you in case of any doubt comment below
Weight =5kg
Angles made with horizontal =60° and 30°
(1st diagram is configurations diagram and 2nd one is free body diagram)
Let tension in 1st string =t1
Tension in 2nd string =t2
Now using lami's theorem
Here we are taking
F1=t1
F2=t2
F3=w=5kg
Now angles
(let make is little easier - how we get alpha beta and gamma
In lami's theorem we take opposite sin angle to the applied load so we can see the free body diagram the opposite angle to the t1=150, opposite angle to t2=120 and opposite angle to w=90)
W=5kg
W=5x9.81 N
W=49.0333 N
Taking approximately =50N (or you can take g as 10)
F1=sin150x50 (sin90=1)
F1=1/2 x50. (sin180=sin30)
F1 = t1=25N
F2=50xsin120
=43.30N
Hence
T1=25N
T2=43.30N
This is ur ans hope it will help you in case of any doubt comment below
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T2=43.30 this is your answer
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