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plz solve question no 36

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Answered by Anonymous
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Answer:-

 \mathsf{a = \dfrac{g}{7}}

 \mathsf{T_2 = \dfrac{6g}{7}}

Option → C

Given :-

 m_3 = 1 kg \\ m_2 = 3kg \\ m_1 = 3 kg

Where,

 m_3 = a, m_2 = b, m_1 = c

To find :-

The acceleration of the block of mass 1 kg and Tension force between A and B.

Solution:-

Let  T_1 be the Tension force between Block B and Block C

and  T_2 be the tension force between B and A.

Now,

  • Consider Block C as system.

The force acting on it :-

  • Mg force downward.
  • Tension force upward.

Acceleration is upward.

 \mathsf{m_1 g - T_1 = m_1 a}

 \mathsf{T_1 = m_1g - m_1 a}----1)

  • For Block B.

 \mathsf{m_2g + T_2 - T_1 = m_2a}----2)

  • Take Block A as system.

\mathsf{ m_3g - T_2 = m_3a}

 \mathsf{T_2 = m_3g - m_3 a}-------3)

  • Put the value ofT_1, T_2 in equation 2.

 \mathsf{m_2g + m_3g - m_3a -(m_1g -m_1a) = m_2a}

 \mathsf{m_2g + m_3g - m_3a - m_1g - m_1a = m_2a }

 \mathsf{m_2g + m_3g - m_1 g = m_2a + m_3a + m_1a}

  • Put the masses of each one.

 \mathsf{3g + g - 3g = 3a + a + 3a }

\mathsf{ g = 7a }

 \mathsf{a = \dfrac{g}{7}}

  • put the value of a in eq. 3

 \mathsf{T_2 = m_3g - m_3a}

 \mathsf{T_2 = g - a}

 \mathsf{T_2 = g - \dfrac{g}{7}}

 \mathsf{T_2 = \dfrac{7g-g}{7}}

 \mathsf{T_2 = \dfrac{6g}{7}}

hence,

The acceleration is \dfrac{g}{7} and Tension force between A and B is  \dfrac{6g}{7}

Answered by Anonymous
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