Physics, asked by ankur889, 11 months ago

In the given arrangement, friction is absent and
strings, pulleys are ideal. The difference of
tension (T1- T2) is




(1) mg
(2) mg/2
(3) 3mg
(4) 2mg​

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Answered by yuvi282004xyz
1

Answer:

the answer is mg/2

Explanation:

I can't explain but the answer is right

Answered by simarahluwaliasimar
2

Answer: mg/2

Given: Friction is absent and strings, and pulleys are ideal

To Find: Difference in Tension (T1- T2)

Step-by-step explanation:

As per the given arrangement let the tension in the first string be 2mg and let the tension in the second string be mg.

Also, mass at the different places is m, 2m, and 3m.

As per the given formula

a= 2mg- mg/ m+2m+3m

a= mg/6m

a=g/6                                                                   ……….(1)

2mg- T1= 2ma

T1= 2mg- 2ma

Placing value of a from (1)

T1= 2mg- 2m(g/6)

T1= 5mg/3                                                          ………… (2)

T2- mg= ma

T2= ma+mg

Placing value of a from (1)

T2= m(g/6)+mg

T2= 7mg/6                                                          ……….. (3)

Now difference of (2) and (3)

T1- T2 = 5mg/3- 7mg/6

          =   mg/2

So, the difference of T1- T2 is mg/2

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