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a man of mass 85 kg stands on a lift of mass 30kg when he pulls on the roop he exerts a force of 400 newton on the floor of the lift calculate accerlation of the lift given acc.=10 mete per second square

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Answered by Anonymous
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HEY DEAR ...

When the man pulls the rope with a force F = 400 N, let the upward acceleration of the lift be a. Also let T be the tension in the rope.

Now the equation of motion of the man is:

(mass of the man, m) × a =  T + F - m g

85 a = T - 450  -------(1)

the equation of motion of the lift is:

30(mass of the lift) a = T - 400 - 30g = T - 700  -----------(2)

on solving both the equations, we get

a = 4.55 m/s2

HOPE , IT HELPS ...


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