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A trolley is being self-pulled up an incline plane by a man sitting in it. He applies a force of 250 N. If the combined mass of the man and trolley is 100 kg, find the acceleration of the trolley.
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Himanshu Giria
·2013-07-21 18:05:44
Then just draw the F.B.D. of man and trolley together and you will get it
- Aniq Ur Rahman that's where the problem is. The length of the rope has to decrease if man is also moving, I dont understand it!Upvote·0· Reply ·2013-07-25 02:57:38
- Himanshu Giria Which string- the rope joining man and the pulley or the other one
- Aniq Ur Rahman the rope which is i man's hands (F), from there
- Himanshu Giria Actually the effective length of string would decrease as some part of the string would be left behind by the man as he moves forward Just imagine this practically and I think you Would understand this ...
- Aniq Ur Rahman that's what I'm tryin to say!
Aniq Ur Rahman
·2013-07-19 10:05:01
The Answer is 5 ms-2.
It's in Shastras (Pg. 15) but I'm not able to get the answer
Akash Anand
·2013-07-30 07:16:34
Here is the one line solution:
3T-100g=100a
Put T = 250N and g= 10m/s^2 you will get a = 4.91≈5 m/s^2
- Aniq Ur Rahman why 100g? it's kept on an incline plane. don't i have to consider 100gsin 15o instead of 100g ??
- Swastik Haldar we should put 100gsin15. I got the answer by putting 100gsin15.....
- Anindita Roy it should be 100gsin15 ..
- Himanshu Giria Yes . I too did with 100gsin15 ...
- Aniq Ur Rahman yep! got it!!