A force of 5 newton produces an acceleration of 8 m/s square on a mass m1, and a acceleration of 24 m/s square on a mass m2. what acceleration would the same provide if both the masses are tied together?
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We know, F = ma
m1 = 5/8 kg
m2 = 5/24 kg
If the masses are tied, total mass, M = m1+ m2= 5/6 kg
Acceleration produced, a = 5/(5/6) = 6m/s2
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Heya!
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♦We know that ,
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=> F = m• a
Given that =>
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m1 × 8 = 5
m1 = 5/8...........(1)
m2 × 24 = 5
m2 => 5/24............(2)
➡If these masses are tied together ,
M = ( m1 + m2 )
M = ( 5/24 + 5/8 )
M =>20/24
Now ,
F = m•a
5 = 20/24 × a
Acceleration => 6m/s²
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===========================================================
♦We know that ,
==============
=> F = m• a
Given that =>
---------------
m1 × 8 = 5
m1 = 5/8...........(1)
m2 × 24 = 5
m2 => 5/24............(2)
➡If these masses are tied together ,
M = ( m1 + m2 )
M = ( 5/24 + 5/8 )
M =>20/24
Now ,
F = m•a
5 = 20/24 × a
Acceleration => 6m/s²
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