On a horizontal table lies two identical mass m fastened by a spring of rigidity K. To the right mass we connect another identical mass by a thread thrown through the pulley, Friction is not present anywhere.
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if the spring is compressed mg/2k and the system released from rest, the hanging mass will initially fall freely.
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On a horizontal table lies two identical mass m fastened by a spring of rigidity K. To the right mass we connect another identical mass by a thread thrown through the pulley, Friction is not present anywhere. Choose the correct option:
- If the spring is extended by mg/3K and the system is released from rest, all three will start moving with the same magnitude of acceleration.
- If the spring is extended by mg/K and the system is released from rest. The hanging will start accelerating upwards initially.
- If the spring is compressed by mg/2K and the system released from the rest, the hanging mass will initially fall freely.
- If the spring is extended by 2mg/K and the system released from rest, all three masses will initially accelerate in different directions.
Given:
Rigidity of spring = K
Mass = m
To find:
The correct option.
Solution:
When the spring is compressed, the equation will be:
x = mg/4K
so when x will be greater than mg/4K then the hanging mass will initially fall freely.
The correct option is 3.
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