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CONSIDER THE MASS AS 5M AS WELL AS M (TWO CASES).PLEASE DO ANSWER WITH EXPLANATION QUICKLY ​

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Answered by Anonymous
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Let AN = x = NB

ON = z

When we pull the both string

 \rm \:  \frac{dz}{dt}  = v_m \:  \:  \:  \:  \:  \:  \:  \: (v_m = velocity \: of \: mass)</p><p>

So l is also change so we write

 \rm \:  \frac{dl}{dt}  = u

In triangle OAN

Using phythogoeros theorem

l² = x² + z²

l and z is constantly change with time

so x is fixed

differentiate w . r .t 't'

 \rm \: l {}^{2}  \: \frac{dl}{dt}   =  {x}^{2}  +   \frac{dz}{dt}  \: {z}^{2}

So x is constant

 \rm \: 2l \:  \:  \:  \frac{dl}{dt}  = 0 + 2z \:  \:  \frac{dz}{dt}

Given

\rm \:  \frac{dl}{dt}  = u

\rm \:  \frac{dz}{dt}  = v_m

We get

 \rm \: lu = zv_m

 \rm \: v_m =  \frac{lu}{z}

 \rm \: \rm \: v_m =  \frac{u}{ \frac{z}{l} }

 \rm \: v_m =  \frac{u}{ \cos( \theta) }

 \rm \:  \theta = 60 \degree \\  \cos(60)  \degree =  \frac{1}{2}

\rm \: v_m =  \frac{u}{ \frac{1}{2}  }

 \rm \: v_m = 2u

option c is correct

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Answered by ƁƦƛƖƝԼƳƜƛƦƦƖƠƦ
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Answer:

Let AN = x = NB

Let AN = x = NBON = z

Let AN = x = NBON = zWhen we pull the both string

Let AN = x = NB

Let AN = x = NBON = z

Let AN = x = NBON = zWhen we pull the both string

Let AN = x = NBON = zWhen we pull the both string\rm \: \frac{dz}{dt} = v_m

(v_m = velocity of mass) dtdz =v m

(v m =velocityofmass)So l is also change so we write\rm {dl}/{dt}= u

dtdl =uIn triangle OAN Using

phythogoeros theoreml² = x² + z²l and z is constantly change with timeso x is fixeddifferentiate w . r .t 't'[/tex]

c

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