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Calculate the tension in the rope of mass M, length
L at the given point P as shown in the figure

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Answered by nirman95
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To find:

Tension in the rope of mass M, length L at the given point P?

Calculation:

  • Refer to Free Body diagram as attached.

Since point P is at equilibrium, we can say that:

T_{P} = mg + M_{(shaded \: rod)}g

 \implies \: T_{P} = mg + ( \lambda l)g

 \implies \: T_{P} = mg +  \bigg  \{\lambda (L  - x)\bigg \}g

 \implies \: T_{P} = mg +  \bigg  \{ \dfrac{M}{L} (L  - x)\bigg \}g

 \implies \: T_{P} = mg + Mg -  \dfrac{Mxg}{L}

 \implies \: T_{P} = \bigg \{ m+ M -  \dfrac{Mx}{L}  \bigg \}g

So, final answer is:

  \boxed{ \bold{\: T_{P} = \bigg \{ m+ M -  \dfrac{Mx}{L}  \bigg \}g}}

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