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Answered by rohitkumargupta
9
HELLO DEAR,

Let the required tension be T and the tension in the string connecting A and B be T'

now,

★ in "c" ★

mg - T = ma

2g - T = 2a

T = 2(g - a)-----------( 1 )

★ in “B” ★

mg + (T - T") = ma

2g + (T - T") = 2a

2(a - g) + T" = T---------------( 2 )

★ in “A” ★

T" - mg = ma

T" = 2(a + g)----------( 3 )

from----( 1 ) & ---( 2 )

2(g - a) = 2(a - g) + T"

2g - 2a - 2a + 2g = T"

4g - 4a = T"

4g - 4a = 2a + 2g -------- ( 3 )

4g - 2g = 2a + 4a

2g = 6a

a = g/3 [ put in -- -- ( 1 ) ]

T = 2(g - a)

T = 2(g - g/3)

T = 2(3g - g)/3

T = 4g/3

T = 40/3
[ g = 10m/s² ]

T = 13.33 N

--------- or ----------

T = 4g/3

T = 4(9.8)/3
[ g = 9.8m/s² ]

T = 39.2/3

T = 13.0N

HENCE, OPTION ( B ) IS CORRECT


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Answered by Pikaachu
6
Hoya

Framing Equations for seperate bodies :

 t_{1} - 2g = 2a  -   > (i)

t_{2} + 2g - t_{1} = 2a -  > (ii)

2g - t_{2} = 2a -  > (iii)

Add all three to get :

6a = 2g

 =  > a =  \frac{g}{3}

And from here, Put the value of ( a ) in Equation three to get :

t_{2}  = 2g -  \frac{2g}{3}  =  \frac{4g}{3}

Hence, The tension between the two Blocks B and C is : ( 4g / 3 )

Further, for numeric value, g = 9.8 gives :

t_{2} = 13N(approx.)

Note : Acceleration of the system is towards the Block C, downwards as we presumed ^_^
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