Math, asked by michaelnavant, 6 months ago

p/3+p/4=55-p+40/5 Solve the above problem please ​

Answers

Answered by Anonymous
1

Step-by-step explanation:

Given Equation is \frac{p}{3} + \frac{p}{4} = 55 - p + \frac{40}{5}

3

p

+

4

p

=55−p+

5

40

\frac{p}{3} + \frac{p}{4} = 55 - p + 8

3

p

+

4

p

=55−p+8

\frac{p}{3} + \frac{p}{4} = - p+63

3

p

+

4

p

=−p+63

\frac{p}{3} + \frac{p}{4} + p = 63

3

p

+

4

p

+p=63

\frac{4p + 3p + 12p}{12} = 63

12

4p+3p+12p

=63

\frac{19p}{12} = 63

12

19p

=63

19p = 12 * 63

19p = 756

p = \frac{756}{19}p=

19

756

p = 39.78.

Answered by FlowerBlush
0

Let the string has T tension, and acceleration is (a

x

i

^

+a

y

j

^

)

μ= friction coefficient

By force equation:

T=Ma

x

-----eq.1

mg−T−Tμ=ma

y

-----eq.2

equation of the string:

y - x = L

by taking differential of both side:

dt

dy

dt

dx

=0

dt

2

d

2

y

dt

2

d

2

x

=0

a

y

−a

x

=0

a

x

=a

y

-----eq.3

From eq.1 and eq.2

mg−Ma

x

−Ma

x

μ=ma

y

Form eq.3

mg−Ma

x

−Ma

x

μ=ma

x

ma

x

+Ma

x

+Ma

x

μ=mg

a

x

=

m+M+Mμ

mg

acceleration = (

m+M+Mμ

mg

)

i

^

+(

m+M+Mμ

mg

)

j

^

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