Pulley block khichdi

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flower
flowerOP3w ago
,rotate
TeXit
TeXit3w ago
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flower
flowerOP3w ago
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flower
flowerOP3w ago
Nvm my solution is wrong
Sephrina
Sephrina3w ago
bhiya ye kya hai mera to sar ghum gya
flower
flowerOP3w ago
Ye to mains level ka hai- NEET level
SirLancelotDuLac
1.Summation Tivi=0 se 3T(3)+2T*2-T.v(P)=0 or velocity=13m/s. 2. (velocity at Q+velocity at P)/2=3, so 13+v=6 or velocity at Q is 7. 3. Similar to 2, gives velocity as 3m/s, 4. velocity of pulley B=velocity of block=2m/s
hardcoreisdead
Can u explain the usage of TiVi=0 We take tensions on blocks and point P but not consider T.Vq and T.Vr into eqn
SirLancelotDuLac
Assume there is some block on the open end of the string which is being pulled with some velocity, then do summation TiVi=0
ns
ns3w ago
just a follow-up doubt.. the application of t.v will include the pulleys if we dont consider them to be massless right
flower
flowerOP3w ago
bro can we just aply this for like any select points/pulleys we choose?? also 2 me kaise likha aapne?
SirLancelotDuLac
No use only and everywhere where string is open so as to speak. 2 wala if you know the formula v_p=(v1+v2)/2 or you can visualize that if in 1 second pulley moves v_p to the left, 2v_p string passes from bottom to top, so their relative Velocity must be 2v_p
flower
flowerOP3w ago
ahh makes sense ahh ok
hardcoreisdead
but then why dont we in Vq and Vr
SirLancelotDuLac
We add TiVi wherever there is an open end to the string. (Apart from where it is connected to pulleys)
hardcoreisdead
oh got it
ns
ns2w ago
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Fusion
Fusion2w ago
Doubt In first part 3T(3)+2T(2) ki jagah 3T(3)-2T(2) nhi hona chahiye?
SirLancelotDuLac
2T and v=2m/s are in the same direction, so it would be 2T*2.
flower
flowerOP2w ago
Got it bro imma close this out Thanks +solved @SirLancelotDuLac
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