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Applications of NLM
Newton’s Laws 7
of Motion
Applications of NLM
Block of mass ‘M’ is attached with Non–ideal string of mass ‘m’.
Find Tension at (i) point A (ii) point B (midpoint of string).
A. Mg, (M + m/2)g
B. (M + m/2)g, Mg
C. Mg, m/2 g B
D. None of these
A
M
Solution:
Tension at point A :
TA
+ B
Applying Newton’s 2nd law A
M
F = Ma –
Mg
⇒ TA – Mg = M(0) = 0
(acceleration of block = 0)
So, TA = Mg
Solution:
+ B T ➔Let's consider block & string
Tension at point B : A B below point B as the body
M
➔Weight on the body will be
Applying Newton’s 2nd law –
(M +m/2)g, vertically
Mg
⇒ TB – (M + m/2)g = M(0) = 0 downwards
(acceleration of block = 0) ➔As mass of string below
➔point B will be m/2.
⇒ TB = (M + m/2)g
➔So total mass of body will be
Tension at different point of M + m/2.
string will be different
Find the Tension at midpoint of uniform rope. (mass of rope = m)
F
M m
Solution:
Lets first, find acceleration of system. To find acceleration,
take block and whole of rope as a system.
Force on system
∴ Acceleration of System =
Mass of system
F
a=
M+m
Solution:
m F
T =M+ 2
M+m
Find the acceleration of masses m1 & m2
• m1
m2
•
• m1
m2
Solution:
F = ma
⇒ T + T – T′ = (0) a
[Mass of pulley is zero] T T
T
⇒ 2T – T′ = 0 • m1
T’
⇒ 2T = T′
T’
m2
Solution:
⇒ a1 = 2a2 …(i)
m2g – 2T = m2a2 … (ii)
T – m1g = m1a1 … (iii)
T – m1g = 2m1a2
2T – 2m1g = 4m1a2 …(iv)
Solution:
(m2 – 2m1)g
a2 =
4m1 + m2
A man of mass M1 starts climbing the rope that goes over ideal pulley & supports
a block of mass M2 such that block is always at the same level as man.
M1
Find the ratio of
M2
A. 1
B. 2
C. 1/2
D. None of these
M1
Solution:
T
T – M 2g = M2a + T +
⇒ T = M 2g + M2a a M a
1 M2
T
⇒ T = M2(g + a)
⇒ M = T …(1 –
M1g M2g
–
2 g+a
)
As man always
Applying Newton’s 2nd law on M1
observes block
T – M1g = M1a at the same level
⇒ T = M1g + M1a as him, both will
⇒ T = M1(g + a) have same
T acceleration
⇒ M1 = g + a …(2)
Solution:
T
⇒ M2 = g + a …(1)
⇒ M1 = gT+ a …(2)
M1 = M 2
M1
So, =1
M2
It is observed, a trolley of mass m, moves with a velocity V=2t as
shown. Find the force acting on the trolley (where, t represents time).
A. 2m
B. 3m
C. 4m
D. 8m
V = 2t
m
Solution:
We know
F = m dv + v dm
dt dt V = 2t
m
As mass trolley m = constant
∴ F = m dv
dt
Magnitude of force
d(2t)
F = m dv = m
dt dt
∴ F = 2m
→
A trolley of mass ‘m’ is going with constant velocity v . Due to rain, water is getting
collected at rate r kg/s in the trolley. Find Force applied on the trolley.
→
v
Solution:
dm
F = m dv + v
dt dt →
dv = 0 v
As v = constant,
dt
dm
∴ F = v
dt
dm Rate of change of mass of
As =
dt Trolley = r (given)
∴ F =v r
In arrangement shown in figure, the ends A and B of an inextensible string
move downwards with uniform speed u. Pulleys A and B are fixed. Find
the speed with which the mass M moves upwards.
A. u tanθ
B. u cosθ
C. u secθ • •
D. u sinθ
θ
u
u
Solution:
∴ v cos θ =u
u = u sec θ
⇒v =
cosθ
If acceleration of ‘B’ is ‘a’ downwards, what will be the
acceleration of A ?
A. a cosθ
B B
B. a cotθ
C. a cosecθ a
D. a sinθ A
θ
Solution:
aA sin θ = a cos θ
aA
B
⇒ aA = a cot θ
θ
A θ
Figure shows a hemisphere and a supported rod. Hemisphere is moving in right
direction with a uniform velocity v2 and end of rod which is in contact with
ground is moving in left direction with velocity v1. Find the rate at which angle θ
is changing in terms of v1, v2, R and θ.
v1 v2
θ
v1 v2
θ
Solution:
➔ First of all let us find θ In terms of given quantities.
➔ Let x is distance between points A and B
➔ Rate of change of x will be equal to v1 + v2
➔ x will depend on both v1 and v2
dx = v1 + v 2
dt
d R cosecθ R
= v1 + v 2 v1 θ v2
dt x
d cosecθ
R = v1 + v 2
dt
Applying chain law
d cosec θ dθ
R = v1 + v 2
dθ dt
Solution:
R D cosec θ dθ = v1 + v 2
dθ dt
R
dθ = v1 + v 2 θ v2
R (–cosec θ. cot θ) v1
dt x
A. √3 m/s2
B. √5 m/s2
C. √7 m/s2
D. 2 m/s2
XA
XA
XA
A aA = 1m/s2
600
➔As wedge A is displaced by xA right
wards, so WITH RESPECT TO wedge
A point O, P will appear to be
displaced by xA left wards
➔Points O, P will appear to be
displaced by xA away from centre of
their respective segments so
contribution to elongation will be +
xA for each point.
➔Let block B is displaced
upwards(along the incline) with xBA
(relative to wedge A), so point Q will
displaced upwards with Xba
➔As point Q is displaced towards
centre of its segment so contribution
to elongation will be – xBA.
Constrained relationship : →
aBA
+ xA + xA –xBA = 0
600 →
xBA = 2xA aAG
vBA = 2vA
aBA = 2aA = 2´ 1 = 2 m/s2
aBG = √ (2)
2 + (1)2 + 2 (2) (1) cos 60
= √7 m/s2
In the system shown in figure, the block A is pulled towards right at a
constant speed of 1 m/s. Find speed of block B w.r.t. ground.
A. 8 m/s
•
B. √37 m/s
C. √23 m/s
•
D. 6 m/s
•
A B
•
VA = 1m/s
•
X
•
•
X
X
•
B
•
X
A
•
X
•
X X
Solution:
x1 N
x
x1 • •2
O
x1 P •
M
x1 •
B
Q x1
x1 R •
x1 • VA = 1m/s
A
S
Solution:
x1 • VA = 1m/s
A
S
Constrained relationship :
+ 6 x1 – x2 = 0⇒ 6 x1 = x2⇒ 6 v1 = v2
∴ VBA = 6 VA = 6 × 1 = 6 m/s
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