Math, asked by ghoshsaurav, 5 months ago

A rough uniform board of mass m
and length 2a rests on a smooth
horizontal plane and a man of mass
M walks on it from one end to the
other. Then find the distance
through which the board moves in
this line.​

Answers

Answered by sonuvuce
4

The distance through which the board moves = 2aM/(M+m)

Step-by-step explanation:

Given:

A rough uniform board of mass m and length 2a is resting on a smooth horizontal plane, a man of mass M walks on it from one end to another

To find out:

The distance through which the board moves in  this line.

Solution:

Let the distance moved by the plank w.r.t. to the ground is d

Then the distance walked by man w.r.t. the ground will be = 2a - d

Since there is no external force acting on the system (man + plank)

Therefore, the centre of mass of the system will remain stationary

Therefore,

0=\frac{M\times (2a-d)-m\times d}{M+m}

\implies (M+m)d=2aM

\implies d=\frac{2aM}{M+m}

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