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Question Number 22574 by Tinkutara last updated on 20/Oct/17
The system is initially at origin and is  moving with a velocity (3 m/s) k^∧ . A  force (120t newton) i^∧  acts on mass m_2 ,  where t is time in seconds.  The man throws a light ball, at the  instant when m_1  starts slipping on m_2 ,  with a velocity 5 m/s vertically up w.r.t  himself. Taking the masses of blocks  and man as 60 kg each and assuming  that the man never slips on m_2 , find  (a) The time at which man throws the  ball and  (b) The coordinates of the point where  ball lands. Neglect the dimensions of  the system. (g = 10 m/s^2 )
Thesystemisinitiallyatoriginandismovingwithavelocity(3m/s)k.Aforce(120tnewton)iactsonmassm2,wheretistimeinseconds.Themanthrowsalightball,attheinstantwhenm1startsslippingonm2,withavelocity5m/sverticallyupw.r.thimself.Takingthemassesofblocksandmanas60kgeachandassumingthatthemanneverslipsonm2,find(a)Thetimeatwhichmanthrowstheballand(b)Thecoordinatesofthepointwhereballlands.Neglectthedimensionsofthesystem.(g=10m/s2)
Commented by Tinkutara last updated on 20/Oct/17
Answered by Sahib singh last updated on 21/Oct/17
    if        m_1 = m_2 = m_(man)   v_(initial)  = 3 ^  k ^�   m/s   μ = 0.2   ⇒ a_( maximum of m_2 )  = (F_(friction) /m_2 )  = (((60×0.2×10)i ^� )/(60)) m/s^2   =2 i ^�  m/s^2   ⇒ when F = 360 i ^�  N  as total mass is 180 kg  ⇒ at   t = 3 s  along x axis   F = 120 t  ⇒ (dp/dt) = 120 t  ⇒ dp = 120 t dt  ⇒ ∫_0 ^( v)   dp = ∫_(0 ) ^( 3)  120 t dt  ⇒ mΔv = 60 × 9  ⇒ Δv = ((60×9)/(180)) = 3 i ^� m/s  ⇒ v_(man) = 3 i ^�   &   (dx/dt) = (t^2 /3)  ⇒ x_(at  t = 3)  = 3   &   v_z  = 3   ⇒ z_(at  t = 3)  = 9  ⇒ r_(ball initially) ^→ = 3i ^� +9k ^�     ⇒v_(horizonral of ball ) =( 3i ^� +3k ^� )m/s  ⇒∣v_(horizontal) ∣ = 3(√(2 ))  ⇒ Range = ((2×∣v_(vertical) ∣×∣v_(horizontal) ∣)/g)  ⇒ R = ((2×5×3(√2))/(10))  ⇒ R(in meters) = 3(√2)  ⇒ as the horizontal velocity  had direction (((3i ^� + 3k ^� )/(3(√2))))  ⇒ R^(→ )  will also have same  direction  ⇒ change in position vector of the    ball  r_(final) ^→ − r_(initial) ^→  =(3 i ^� + 3 k ^� ) m   ⇒r_(final) ^→ = (6 i ^�  + 9 k ^� )m
ifm1=m2=mmanvinitial=3k^m/sμ=0.2amaximumofm2=Ffrictionm2=(60×0.2×10)i^60m/s2=2i^m/s2whenF=360i^Nastotalmassis180kgatt=3salongxaxisF=120tdpdt=120tdp=120tdt0vdp=03120tdtmΔv=60×9Δv=60×9180=3i^m/svman=3i^&dxdt=t23xatt=3=3&vz=3zatt=3=9rballinitially=3i^+9k^vhorizonralofball=(3i^+3k^)m/s⇒∣vhorizontal=32Range=2×vvertical×vhorizontalgR=2×5×3210R(inmeters)=32asthehorizontalvelocityhaddirection(3i^+3k^32)Rwillalsohavesamedirectionchangeinpositionvectoroftheballrfinalrinitial=(3i^+3k^)mrfinal=(6i^+9k^)m
Commented by Sahib singh last updated on 21/Oct/17
this is wrong because that  external force is not   accelerating block m_2 .  Static frictional force is  accelerating the block.  theregore, I solved for
thisiswrongbecausethatexternalforceisnotacceleratingblockm2.Staticfrictionalforceisacceleratingtheblock.theregore,Isolvedfor
Commented by Tinkutara last updated on 21/Oct/17
(3,0,3) is wrong as you can check in the  Section-H.
(3,0,3)iswrongasyoucancheckintheSectionH.
Commented by Sahib singh last updated on 21/Oct/17
ok.i will check
ok.iwillcheck
Commented by Sahib singh last updated on 21/Oct/17
oops! i made two mistakes.  will rectify  now.
oops!imadetwomistakes.willrectifynow.
Commented by Sahib singh last updated on 21/Oct/17
maximum acceleration  of the block due to limiting  friction.And since m_2   is about to slip ⇒the whole  system is having same   acceleration at this instant.  Now we know the acceleration  and mass we already know  ⇒ we can calculate the force  on system.
maximumaccelerationoftheblockduetolimitingfriction.Andsincem2isabouttoslipthewholesystemishavingsameaccelerationatthisinstant.Nowweknowtheaccelerationandmasswealreadyknowwecancalculatetheforceonsystem.
Commented by Tinkutara last updated on 21/Oct/17
Thank you Sir!
ThankyouSir!
Commented by Sahib singh last updated on 21/Oct/17
now its fine.
nowitsfine.
Commented by Tinkutara last updated on 21/Oct/17
But since we need acceleration of m_2 ,  so force÷mass of m_2 =acceleration of  m_2 . So ((120t)/(60))=2⇒t=1 s. Why this is  wrong?
Butsinceweneedaccelerationofm2,soforce÷massofm2=accelerationofm2.So120t60=2t=1s.Whythisiswrong?
Commented by Sahib singh last updated on 21/Oct/17
You are welcome :)
Youarewelcome:)

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