Question:Two masses
are connected to one another with a massless rope that passes over
a massless...
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Two masses
are connected to one another with a massless rope that passes over
a massless...
Two masses
are connected to one another with a massless rope that passes over
a massless and frictionless pulley as shown in the figure below.
When the two mass system is released from rest, the hanging
mass
m2= 31.5 kg
accelerates upward at a rate of 2.3 m/s2.
The coefficient of kinetic friction between
m1and the
incline is 0.08, and the angle of inclination of the ramp is 57
degrees. For the entirety of this problem, air resistance can be
neglected
a.
(7.5 points) Draw a free-body diagram of
m2.
Label the different types of forces acting on this mass along with
their directions. Calculate the value(s) for any force(s) that
has/have an explicit equation.
b.
(10 points) Use your free-body diagram from part a
and one of Newton's Laws to determine the magnitude of the tension
in the rope.
c.
(7.5 points) Draw a free-body diagram of
m1.
Label the different types of forces acting on this mass along with
their directions.
d.
(10 points)
Use your free-body diagram from part c and one of Newton's Laws to
construct an equation that relates the magnitude of the normal
force acting on
m1to
its mass.
e.
(15 points)
Use your free-body diagram from part c, one of Newton's Laws in a
different direction, and your answer to part d to solve for the
mass of
m1.
f.
(20 point) If the two mass system is released from rest,
how far does
m1
have to slide down the incline for the the centripetal acceleration
on the rim of the pulley to be equal to three times the
acceleration due to gravity on Earth. You can assume that there is
no slipping between the rope and the pulley. Take the radius of the
pulley to be 0.15 m.