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Question Number 218013 by Tawa11 last updated on 25/Mar/25
Answered by mr W last updated on 26/Mar/25
a)  AP=BP=l=(√(1^2 +2.4^2 ))=2.6 m  l_0 =2 m  Δl=l−l_0 =2.6−2=0.6 m  sin θ=(1/(2.6))  2T sin θ=mg  2T×(1/(2.6))=mg  ⇒T=1.3mg  T=(λ/l_0 )Δl=((637)/2)×0.6=1.3mg  ⇒m=((637×0.6)/(2×1.3×9.81))≈15 kg  b)  l=(√(0.7^2 +2.4^2 ))=2.5 m  Δl_1 =2.5−2=0.5 m  sin θ_1 =((0.7)/( 2.5))=0.28  T_1 =(λ/l_0 )Δl_1   ma=mg−2T_1  sin θ_1   a=g−((2T_1  sin θ_1 )/m)    =(1−((Δl_1  sin θ_1 )/(Δl sin θ)))g    =(1−((0.5×0.28×2.6)/(0.6×1)))×9.81≈3.86 m/s^2
a)AP=BP=l=12+2.42=2.6ml0=2mΔl=ll0=2.62=0.6msinθ=12.62Tsinθ=mg2T×12.6=mgT=1.3mgT=λl0Δl=6372×0.6=1.3mgm=637×0.62×1.3×9.8115kgb)l=0.72+2.42=2.5mΔl1=2.52=0.5msinθ1=0.72.5=0.28T1=λl0Δl1ma=mg2T1sinθ1a=g2T1sinθ1m=(1Δl1sinθ1Δlsinθ)g=(10.5×0.28×2.60.6×1)×9.813.86m/s2
Commented by Tawa11 last updated on 26/Mar/25
Thanks sir.  I appreciate.
Thankssir.Iappreciate.
Commented by Tawa11 last updated on 26/Mar/25
I have seen a mistake in their work sir.  They used  m  =  12.5kg.  They also proved  m = 15kg.  so, I don′t know why they now used m = 12.5kg  to find the acceleration.?  silly error
Ihaveseenamistakeintheirworksir.Theyusedm=12.5kg.Theyalsoprovedm=15kg.so,Idontknowwhytheynowusedm=12.5kgtofindtheacceleration.?sillyerror
Commented by Tawa11 last updated on 26/Mar/25
Commented by mr W last updated on 26/Mar/25
we even didn′t need m to find a:  a=(1−((Δl_1  sin θ_1 )/(Δl sin θ)))g
weevendidntneedmtofinda:a=(1Δl1sinθ1Δlsinθ)g
Commented by Tawa11 last updated on 26/Mar/25
Yes, I observed it in your workings sir.  God bless you always sir.
Yes,Iobserveditinyourworkingssir.Godblessyoualwayssir.

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