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a rectangular plank of mass m1 and height a is on a horizontal surface. on the top of it another rectangular plank of mass m2 and height b is placed. the potential energy of the system is​

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Answered by Srijan088
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Answer:

P.E.

= (m1 + m2)g(Height of CM)

= (m1 + m2)g((a + b)÷2))

= (m1 + m2)(a + b)/2(Answer)

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Answered by Qwdelhi
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The total potential energy of the given system  is  ( \frac{m_{1}g }{2} + m_{2} g )a +   \frac{m_{2}gb }{2}

Given:

A rectangular plank of mass m1 and height and another rectangular plank of mass m2 and height.

To Find:

The total potential energy of the given system

Solution:

Force on rectangular plank =       m_{1}*g

Force on rectangular plank placed on top of rectangular plank  = m2*g

Potential Energy = Force * Displacement

P1 =   m_{1}g*a/2 =    \frac{m_{1}ga }{2}

P2 = m_{2} g * (a+ b/2)

=  m_{2} ga +   \frac{m_{2}gb }{2}

Potential energy of system = p1 +p2

=    \frac{m_{1}ga }{2}  + m_{2} ga +    \frac{m_{2}gb }{2}

= ( \frac{m_{1}g }{2} + m_{2} g )a +   \frac{m_{2}gb }{2}

Therefore,  The total potential energy of the given system  is  ( \frac{m_{1}g }{2} + m_{2} g )a +   \frac{m_{2}gb }{2}

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