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where F0 and T are constants. The force acts only for the time interval 2T.
Prove that the speed v of the particle after a time 2T has elapsed is equal to 4FoT/3 m.
Solution :
Problem 2: A mass of 10 kg lies on a smooth table at a distance of 7 m from the edge and is
connected by a taut string passing over the end with a mass of 4 kg hanging freely. How long
does it take the 10 kg mass to reach the edge of the table ?
Solution :
m1 = 4m2
m1g 2T = m1(a/2)
T m2g = m2a
(m1 2m2)g = (m1/2 + 2m2)a
v = 1 m/s
Solution:
(1)
For m ,
F = m a1
(2)
..(3)
Relative acceleration between M and m = ar = a1+a2.
Let the block m strikes the pulley after a time t.
Since,
Problem 4: A piece of uniform string of mass M hangs, vertically so that its free end just
touches horizontal surface of a table. If the upper end of the string is released, find at any
instant, the total force on the surface just before the string falls completely.
Solution :
Considering the time when y fraction of total length has fallen on the surface.
The impact force = Fimpact = v(dm/dt)
Solution:
w.r.t. Y axis
N + F Sin = Mg
N = Mg F Sin
Now, fs = s N
(1)
(2)
= 0.41[20 10 701/2]
= 0.41 165
= 67.65 N
Again F cos = 70 3/2 = 353
= 60.62 N
F cos < fs
Hence decide whether the box will move or not and hence find what should be the frictional
force. Problem 6: A plank of mass M is placed on a horizontal smooth surface. Another bar
of mass m is placed on the plank. The co-efficient of static friction between the plank and the
bar is . What max. horizontal force F on the plank will cause no slipping of the bar on the
plank?
Solution:
The forces on the plank and the bar is shown in Figure.
(1)
(2)
(3)
N1 = N2 + Mg (4)
Again we know, maximum static frictional force on m is ,
fmax = N2
from (1) we have
i.e. fmax = mg
(5)
(6)
(7)
(8)
Again for no slipping of m on M,
f fmax
(9)
(10)