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A rope is stretched between 2 poles. A 50 N boy hangs on it. Find tension in 2 parts of rope .

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Answered by poonambhatt213
5

Tension in T₁ and T₂ parts of ropes  is accordingly 68.27 and 61.50.

Explanation:

=> According to the question,

Here, F = 50

T₁ sin 30⁰ acts vertically and T1 cos 30⁰ Horizontally upwards.

T₁ sin 15⁰ acts vertically and T1 cos 15⁰ Horizontally upwards.

=> ∴ T₁ cos 30⁰ = T₂ cos 15⁰ (Because the system is in equilibrium)

T₁  = cos 15⁰/cos 30⁰ T₂

= 0.9659/0.8660 T₂

∴ T₁ = 1.11 T₂

=> Mg = T₁ sin 30⁰ + T₂ sin 15⁰

(But, F = Mg = 50 N and T₁ = 1.11T₂)

∴ 50 = 1.11T₂Sin30⁰ + T₂ sin 15⁰

50 = T₂ (1.11*1/2 + 0.258)

50 = T₂ (1.11*0.5 + 0.258)

50 = T₂ (0.555+0.258)

50 = T₂*0.813

T₂ = 50/0.813

T₂ = 61.50

Now as, T₁ = 1.11 T₂

T₁ = 1.11 * 61.50

T₁ = 68.27

Thus, tension in two parts T₁ and T₂ is accordingly 68.27 and 61.50.

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Answered by Anonymous
9

Tension in T₁ and T₂ parts of ropes  is accordingly 68.27 and 61.50.

Explanation:

=> According to the question,

Here, F = 50

T₁ sin 30⁰ acts vertically and T1 cos 30⁰ Horizontally upwards.

T₁ sin 15⁰ acts vertically and T1 cos 15⁰ Horizontally upwards.

=> ∴ T₁ cos 30⁰ = T₂ cos 15⁰ (Because the system is in equilibrium)

T₁  = cos 15⁰/cos 30⁰ T₂

= 0.9659/0.8660 T₂

∴ T₁ = 1.11 T₂

=> Mg = T₁ sin 30⁰ + T₂ sin 15⁰

(But, F = Mg = 50 N and T₁ = 1.11T₂)

∴ 50 = 1.11T₂Sin30⁰ + T₂ sin 15⁰

50 = T₂ (1.11*1/2 + 0.258)

50 = T₂ (1.11*0.5 + 0.258)

50 = T₂ (0.555+0.258)

50 = T₂*0.813

T₂ = 50/0.813

T₂ = 61.50

Now as, T₁ = 1.11 T₂

T₁ = 1.11 * 61.50

T₁ = 68.27

Thus, tension in two parts T₁ and T₂ is accordingly 68.27 and 61.50.

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