24m(v'+v)+Mv'=0 (i have ignored direction analysis)
=>mv'+mv+Mv'=0
=>v'=-mv/m+M
A man of mass 'm' stands on a platform of mass 'M' kept on a ice block (friction = 0). If the man walks on the platform with a velocity 'v' w.r.t the platform, the relative velocity of the platform, the relative velocity of the platform w.r.t the ice block is
(a) \frac{mv}{M-m}
(b) \frac{M-m}{mv}
(c) \frac{Mv}{M+m}
(d) \frac{M+m}{Mv}
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11if u see carefully, u'll notice that there's no such option
1i gues sthis is a soolvd eg in hcv just check ..... page 153 q 15 .if ma memroy wrks well....
11just one doubt: isn't tension in a string same throughout the string???
106@Ani: If the tensions are same then the pulley will not rotate. But in this case the pulley rotates and hence T on both sides MUST be different naa to cause the rotation motion of the pulley