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solve this quesstn .... 34 no. plzzz​

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Answered by Atαrαh
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pls refer the diagram first for better understanding

First we need to find  maximum frictional force between the blocks

Between 10 kg and 20 kg block

f 1 max = u N

f 1 max = 0 .5 ×10×10

f 1 max = 50 N

Between 20 kg and 30 kg block

f 2 max = u N

f 2 max = 0 .25 ×(10+20)×10

f 2 max = 0 .25×30×10

f 2 max = 75 N

Forces acting on 10 kg block

100 - f 1 = m a

100 - f 1 = 10 a ...(1)

f 1 = ( 20 + 30) a

f 1 = 50 a

a = f 1 / 50 ....(2)

Substituting the value of a in eq 1

100 - f 1 = 10 f 1 / 50

100 = 10 f 1 + 50 f 1 / 50

5000= 60 f 1

f 1 = 83.33 N

f 1 > f 1 max

( 10 kg block will undergo slipping)

Forces acting on 20 kg block

f 1 - f 2 = 20 a

50 - f 2 = 20 a ....(3)

f 2 = m a = 30 a

a = f 2 / 30 ...(4)

Substituting the value of a in eq 3

50 - f 2 = 20 f 2 /30

50 ×30= 20 f 2 + 30 f 2

1500 = 50 f 2

f 2 = 1500 /50

f 2 = 30 N

f 2 < f 2 max

( hence no slipping will take place . 20 kg block and 30 kg block will move together)

In order to find the acceleration of the 20 kg block

Substituting the value of f 2 in eq 3

50 - f 2 = 20 a

50 - 30 a = 20 a

50 = 50 a

a = 1 m / s ²

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