3. a 2.00 - kg object a is connected with a light string across a pulley of negligible mass and friction to…

3. a 2.00 - kg object a is connected with a light string across a pulley of negligible mass and friction to a 3.00 - kg object b. the smaller object rests on a smooth plane, which is tilted at an angle of θ = 40.0°. (a) draw a diagram of the system. (b) what are the acceleration of the system and the tension in the string? 4. a 1.00 - kg object a is connected with a string to a 2.00 - kg object b, which is connected with a second string over a pulley to a 4.00 - kg object c. neglect the mass of and friction forces exerted by the pulley. the strings have negligible mass and do not stretch, and the level tabletop exerts negligible friction forces. stewart et al, college physics for the ap* physics 1 course, 2e, © 2019 w. h. freeman and company a) calculate the acceleration of each object in terms of g. b) calculate the tension in string 2 in terms of g. c) calculate the tension in string 1 in terms of g.

3. a 2.00 - kg object a is connected with a light string across a pulley of negligible mass and friction to a 3.00 - kg object b. the smaller object rests on a smooth plane, which is tilted at an angle of θ = 40.0°. (a) draw a diagram of the system. (b) what are the acceleration of the system and the tension in the string? 4. a 1.00 - kg object a is connected with a string to a 2.00 - kg object b, which is connected with a second string over a pulley to a 4.00 - kg object c. neglect the mass of and friction forces exerted by the pulley. the strings have negligible mass and do not stretch, and the level tabletop exerts negligible friction forces. stewart et al, college physics for the ap* physics 1 course, 2e, © 2019 w. h. freeman and company a) calculate the acceleration of each object in terms of g. b) calculate the tension in string 2 in terms of g. c) calculate the tension in string 1 in terms of g.

Answer

Explanation:

Step1: Analyze forces for problem 3(b)

For object A of mass $m_A = 2.00\ kg$ on the inclined - plane, the force along the plane is $F_{A}=m_A g\sin\theta$. For object B of mass $m_B = 3.00\ kg$, the force is $F_{B}=m_B g$. Let the acceleration of the system be $a$ and the tension in the string be $T$. Using Newton's second law $F = ma$, for object A: $T - m_A g\sin\theta=m_A a$, and for object B: $m_B g - T=m_B a$.

Step2: Solve the system of equations for problem 3(b)

Add the two equations: $(T - m_A g\sin\theta)+(m_B g - T)=(m_A + m_B)a$. This simplifies to $m_B g - m_A g\sin\theta=(m_A + m_B)a$. So, $a=\frac{m_B g - m_A g\sin\theta}{m_A + m_B}$. Substitute $m_A = 2.00\ kg$, $m_B = 3.00\ kg$, and $\theta = 40.0^{\circ}$: [ \begin{align*} a&=\frac{3.00g-2.00g\sin40.0^{\circ}}{2.00 + 3.00}\ &=\frac{3.00g-2.00g\times0.6428}{5.00}\ &=\frac{(3.00 - 1.2856)g}{5.00}\ &=\frac{1.7144g}{5.00}\ & = 0.343g \end{align*} ] To find the tension $T$, substitute $a$ into $T - m_A g\sin\theta=m_A a$. So, $T=m_A(g\sin\theta + a)$. Substitute $m_A = 2.00\ kg$, $g\sin\theta=0.6428g$, and $a = 0.343g$: [ \begin{align*} T&=2.00g(0.6428+0.343)\ &=2.00g\times0.9858\ & = 1.97g \end{align*} ]

Step3: Analyze forces for problem 4(a)

Let the acceleration of the system be $a$. For object A of mass $m_A = 1.00\ kg$, the force is $T_1=m_A a$. For object B of mass $m_B = 2.00\ kg$, $T_2 - T_1=m_B a$. For object C of mass $m_C = 4.00\ kg$, $m_C g - T_2=m_C a$.

Step4: Solve the system of equations for problem 4(a)

Add the three equations: $m_C g=(m_A + m_B + m_C)a$. So, $a=\frac{m_C g}{m_A + m_B + m_C}$. Substitute $m_A = 1.00\ kg$, $m_B = 2.00\ kg$, and $m_C = 4.00\ kg$: [ \begin{align*} a&=\frac{4.00g}{1.00 + 2.00+4.00}\ &=\frac{4.00g}{7.00}\ &=\frac{4}{7}g \end{align*} ]

Step5: Calculate tension in string 2 for problem 4(b)

From $m_C g - T_2=m_C a$, we can solve for $T_2$. Substitute $a=\frac{4}{7}g$ and $m_C = 4.00\ kg$: [ \begin{align*} T_2&=m_C g - m_C a\ &=4.00g-4.00g\times\frac{4}{7}\ &=4.00g\left(1 - \frac{4}{7}\right)\ &=\frac{12}{7}g \end{align*} ]

Step6: Calculate tension in string 1 for problem 4(c)

From $T_1=m_A a$, substitute $m_A = 1.00\ kg$ and $a=\frac{4}{7}g$: [ T_1 = 1.00g\times\frac{4}{7}=\frac{4}{7}g ]

Answer:

3(b) Acceleration $a = 0.343g$, Tension $T = 1.97g$ 4(a) Acceleration of each object $a=\frac{4}{7}g$ 4(b) Tension in string 2 $T_2=\frac{12}{7}g$ 4(c) Tension in string 1 $T_1=\frac{4}{7}g$