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Block A of mass m is placed over a wedge B of same mass m. Assuming all surfaces to be smooth. The displacement of block A in 1 s if the system is released from rest is

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Answered by Agastya0606
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Given: Block A of mass m is placed over a wedge B of same mass m.

To find: The displacement of block A in 1 s.

Solution:

  • Now we have given block A of mass m is placed over a wedge B of same mass m.
  • Now acceleration of A w.r.t ground will be:

             a(A/g) = a(A/B) + a(B/g)             (A/g = accel. of A w.r.t ground)

  • So in x direction, it will be:

             a(A/g)x = a(A/B)x + a(B/g)x        ............(i)

  • From fbd, a(A/g)x = 0 which implies a(A/B)x = -a(B/g)x
  • So for block A, we have:

             mg - N = m ( a sin theta)  ...............(ii)

  • For block B, we have:

             (N +mg) sin theta = ma .................(iii)

  • Now acceleration of A is:

             a(A) = a sin theta

                    = (2g sin theta / 1 + g sin^2 theta ) sin theta   ....from (ii) and (iii)

  • Now displacement in 1 sec, we have:

             S = ut + 1/2at^2

             S = 0 + 1/2 (  (2g sin theta / 1 + sin^2 theta ) sin theta)(1)^2

             S = (g sin^2 theta / 1 + sin^2 theta )

Answer:

       So the displacement is (g sin^2 theta / 1 + sin^2 theta )

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