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In first case, two masses of 1 KG and 2KG are present on opposite sides{ends} of the frictionless pulley. In second case, a mass of 1KG is on one side and 20 N force is applied on the other side of the pulley. What is the difference between the two situations?? PLS EXPLAIN where it matters....... {TAKE g = 10 m/ sec2}
In first case, two masses of 1 KG and 2KG are present on opposite sides{ends} of the frictionless pulley.
In second case, a mass of 1KG is on one side and 20 N force is applied on the other side of the pulley.
What is the difference between the two situations?? PLS EXPLAIN where it matters.......
Dear James Bond
In the first case:
ur equations will be:-
T - 10 = a (where T is the tension & a is the acceleration of the blocks and 10 is the value of g), &
2*10 - T = 2*a
Solving which u get, a = 10/3 m/s^2 & T = 40/3 N
But in the second case:
when 20N force is applied, since there is no mass at the point of application of the force, the tension in the string becomes 20N.
So equation for the 10 KG weight becomes,
T - 10 = a, which gives a = 10 m/s^2.
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