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A small sphere of mass 'm' is attached to an inextensible
cord
of length 2a, which passes around the fixed peg A
and is attached to
fixed support at O. The sphere is
held close to the support at O and released with no
initial velocity. It drops freely to point C, where
the cord becomes taut and swings in a vertical plane
the first about A and then about O. Determine the
vertical distance from line OD to the highest point C" that the sphere will reach.​

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Answered by lingadurai2206200622
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Answer:

cord

of length 2a, which passes around the fixed peg A

and is attached to

fixed support at O. The sphere is

held close to the support at O and released with no

initial velocity. It drops freely to point C, where

the cord becomes taut and swings in a vertical plane

the first about A and then about O. Determine the

vertical distance from line OD to the highest point C" that the sphere will reach.

Explanation:

ere of mass 'm' is attached to an inextensible

cord

of length 2a, which passes around the fixed peg A

and is attached to

fixed support at O. The sphere is

held close to the support at O and released with no

initial velocity. It drops freely to point C, where

the cord becomes taut and swings in a vertical plane

the first about A and then about O. Determine the

vertical distance from line OD to the highest point C" that the sphere will reach

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