Hasan T.

asked • 01/15/21

Question of Physics

Two identical blocks of mass m are connected by a massless rope over a pulley of mass M with radius R and moment of inertia I =2/3MR2 about its center of mass. The rope does not slip on the pulley. One of the masses is on an frictionless inclined plane making an angle θ with the horizontal. The system is released at t=0 from rest. Find

a) the acceleration of each block and the angular acceleration of the pulley in

terms of the given quantities and g (the gravitational acceleration), and

b) the period the pulley in terms of the given quantities and g (the gravitational acceleration).

1 Expert Answer

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Damla G.

You may find it wrong.Pulley has also have a mass M and I think we have to add this mass while calculating acceleration.Am I wrong?
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01/22/21

James M.

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Damla, I was thinking the pulley was frictionless; I need to rethink it when I have time. Torque = Tension X radius of pulley = moment of inertia X angular acceleration . Thanks for response
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01/22/21

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