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marusya05 [52]
3 years ago
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Help! Don’t understand any of this!!

Physics
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Kryger [21]3 years ago
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Yea me either. Good look
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Newton's second law allows us to find the results for the string tensions are:

  • T₁ = 6.7 N
  • T₂ = 16.54 N

Newton's second law gives a relationship between force, mass and acceleration of bodies

            ∑ F = ma

Where the bold letters indicate vectors, F is the force, m the mass and the acceleration.

Free-body diagrams are representations of the forces applied to bodies without the details of them.

The reference system is a coordinate system with respect to which the forces decompose, in this case the x-axis is parallel to the plane and the positive direction in the direction of movement, the y-axis is perpendicular to the plane.

In the attachment we see a free-body diagram of the three-block system.

Let's apply Newton's second law to each body.

Block C

Y-axis

       W_c -T_2 = m_c a

Block A

X axis  

       T_2 - T_1 - W_a_x = m_a a  

Y axis  

       N_a - W_a_y = 0  

Block B

X axis

      T_1 - W_b_x = m_b a  

Y axis

      N_b - W_b_y =0

Let's  use trigonometry to find the components of the weight.

Block A

         cos θ = \frac{W_a_y}{W_a}  

         sin θ = \frac{W_a_x}{W_a}

         W_a_y = W_a cos \theta

         W_a_x= W_a sin \theta

Block B

        cos θ = \frac{W_b_y}{W_b}

        sin θ =  \frac{W_b_x}{W_b}

        W_b_y = W_b cos \theta \\W_b_x = W_b sin \theta

Let's write our system of equations.

     W_c - T_2 = m_c a \\           T_2 - T_1 - W_a_x = m_a a \\T_1 - W_b_x = m_b a

 

Let's find the acceleration of the bodies, adding the equations.

     W_c - W_a_x - W_b_x = ( m_a+m_b+m_c) a\\  

         

The weight is

    W = mg

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         (m_c - m_a -m_b ) g \ sin \theta = ( m_c+m_a+m_b)  \ a  \\a= \frac{ m_c-m_a-m_b  }{ m_a+m_b+m_c} \ g sin \theta

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From the equation of block C

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From the equation of block B

          T_1 - W_b_x = m_b a\\T_1 = m_b (a + g sin \theta)\\T_1 = 1.00 (-0.226 + 9.8 \ sin 45)

           T₁ = 6.7 N

In conclusion using Newton's second law we can find the results for the string tensions are:

  •  T₁ = 6.7 N
  •  T₂ = 16.54 N

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