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One-end-of-an-inextensible-string-is-fixed-to-a-ceiling-and-the-other-end-is-tied-to-a-wooden-block-The-block-is-pulled-aside-by-a-horizontal-force-P-such-that-the-string-now-makes-an-angle-of




Question Number 147147 by nadovic last updated on 18/Jul/21
 One end of an inextensible string is   fixed to a ceiling and the other end is   tied to a wooden block. The block is   pulled aside by a horizontal force P,   such that the string now makes an   angle of 45° with the downward    vertical. When the force P  is raised   through an angle of 30°, it decreases by   8N to keep the system in equilibrium   without shifting the string. Find the           (a) value of P.           (b) mass of the block.
Oneendofaninextensiblestringisfixedtoaceilingandtheotherendistiedtoawoodenblock.TheblockispulledasidebyahorizontalforceP,suchthatthestringnowmakesanangleof45°withthedownwardvertical.WhentheforcePisraisedthroughanangleof30°,itdecreasesby8Ntokeepthesysteminequilibriumwithoutshiftingthestring.Findthe(a)valueofP.(b)massoftheblock.

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