Plz confirm the answers.........

Q1 2 blocks are arranged as in figure.The coeff of friction b/w blocks is μs whereas no friction b/w floor and block.Calculate max possible amplitude for no slipping.

I am getting A=μsg(m+M)/k

Q2 A disc of mass m is connnecr=ted to 2 springs with constants k1 and k2.Find angular frequency for small oscillations.

I am getting ω=√(2k1/m) which i feel is wrong........

plzzzzz post ur answers............

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eureka123 ·

am i correct ????????

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eureka123 ·

ok sir.....as u say.....i will try it by energy method............

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Manish Shankar ·

try this by energy method
its much simpler

I don't want to go by force method tight now

If possible, I will try it later

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eureka123 ·

Q2 now.......sir plz reply...

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eureka123 ·

Sir can u tell me where will be initial equilibium position??????????

I was attempting it by force method........

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Manish Shankar ·

try question 2 by using conservation of energy and then differentiating

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eureka123 ·

but plzzz answer Q2 also.......

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msp ·

eureka u r rite da .

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eureka123 ·

its pink now..............so its correct...........

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eureka123 ·

what cant u get???????

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Anirudh Narayanan ·

Eureka and sankara.........pls point out the mistake in my solution.

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Anirudh Narayanan ·

Q1)
Why (m+M)? I think m will be enough. Pl s corrrect me cos i know i am wrong

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msp ·

please leave my soln da .i have blabbered there

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eureka123 ·

net force on system of 2 blocks is kA........
=> asys=kA/(m+M)

for no slipping, asys=asmaller block=kA/(m+M)

but Fnet(small block)=fmax=μsmg

=>A=μsg(m+M)/k............
is anything wrong here??????

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Anirudh Narayanan ·

Anyways, the amount by which u intially displace the masses by will be the amplitude right?

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Anirudh Narayanan ·

Sankara, u hv posted solution for Q2?

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eureka123 ·

plzzzzzzzzzz english only ............plzzzzz dear.....

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eureka123 ·

here come the differences...................already 3 diff answers........more will surely come...........I dont know which is correct.....

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Anirudh Narayanan ·

Confirm the answer, eureka.

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Anirudh Narayanan ·

The restoring force shoould not overcome the frictional force b/w the two blocks and the directions of frictional and restoring forces are opposite.

So kx ≤ μsmg where x is initial displacement and hence the amplitude

=>x ≤ μsmg/k

Pls correct me if im wrong

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eureka123 ·

I dont have the answers dear............thats why i want to confirm........lets see what others have to say..............can u post a brief soln so that i can get an idea what u have done....

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