Consider the situation shown in figure . Initially, the spring is unstretched when the system is released from rest. Assuming no friction in the pulley, Find the maximum elongation of the spring.
Concept of Physics - 1 , HC VERMA , Chapter " Work and Energy"
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Let mass of the body be m,
Assume that the highest elongation in the spring be x .
As given No friction in the pulley , Then for the block , Reduction in the potential energy is equal to potential energy stored in spring .
Now, Potential energy in the spring = 1/2 (kx²)
and change in potential energy = mgx
Hence on equating these two values.
1/2 (kx²) = mgx
.
Hence the maximum elongation in the spring is x = 2mg /k .
Hope it Helps.
Assume that the highest elongation in the spring be x .
As given No friction in the pulley , Then for the block , Reduction in the potential energy is equal to potential energy stored in spring .
Now, Potential energy in the spring = 1/2 (kx²)
and change in potential energy = mgx
Hence on equating these two values.
1/2 (kx²) = mgx
.
Hence the maximum elongation in the spring is x = 2mg /k .
Hope it Helps.
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