Physics, asked by rohirestle, 1 year ago

a man of mass 50kg standing on a light weighing kept in a box of mass 30kg. The box is hanging from a pulley fixed to the ceiling through a light rope the other end of which is held by the man himself. If the man managres to keep the box at rest the weight shown ny the machine is


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Answered by avvi5219
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50 as the weight will remain same

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Answered by Arayansingh12
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let

weight of man on scale = W

force exerted by man on rope = F

tension on the rope = T

now,

the equation of motion of the stationary man will be written as

T - mg = -Wg

[here m = 60kg]

so,

T - 60g + Wg = 0  ..........................(1)

and

the equation of the stationary box will be written as

T - m'g = Wg

[here, m = 30kg]

so,

T - 30g - Wg = 0 ..........................(2)

now,

by subtracting (1) from (2), we get

[T - 60g + Wg] - [T - 30g - Wg] = 0

so,

2Wg = 30g

thus, we have

W = 15kg

now,

For the scale to show the correct weight [i.e. 60kg] let the man standing on it changes the force on the rope and in addition to that, constantly accelerates with an acceleration 'a'. Then , in this case the equation of motion will be given as

for the man

T - mg + mg = ma

or

T - 60g + 60g = 60a

so,

T = 60a ..........................(3)

and

for the box

T - m'g - mg = m'a

or

T - 30g - 60g = 30a

or

T - 90g = 30a

so,

T = 90g + 30a ..........................(4)

now,

from (3) and (4), we can conclude that

T = 2T - 180g

T = 180g

or finally

T = 1800 N

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