An aerostat of mass M starts coming down with a constant acceleration W. Determine the ballest mass to be dumped for the aerostat to reach the upward acceleration of the same magnitude. The air drag is to be neglected.
there are two forces acting on the aerostat; gravity and vertically upward 'f', MW=Mg-f, f=M(g-w),let ballast mass to be dumped be Md
f-(M-Mdg)=W(M-Md), solve the equation to obtain the answer.
IT IS A QUIESTION OF I.E. IRODOV
SOLUTION:
in the beginning we see that
#mg-f=wm (eqn 1)
let us say that the dumped weight be δm
#after dumping we say that
f-(m-δm)=w(m-δ) (eqn2)
we got two eqn
now what are u waiting for solve it
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