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For the system (in equilibrium) shown in fig ,the acceleration of the mass m4 immediately after the lower thread x is cut will be (assume that the threads are weightless and inextensible,the spring are weightless ,the mass of pulley is negligible and there is no friction).

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Asked by m.nilu 24th July 2018, 11:40 AM
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For equilibrium of system of loads, we have (m1 + m2 ) > (m3 + m4 )
 
Force T1 in the left spring is given by, T1 = m2×g....................(1)
 
Let T2 be the force in right spring. For equilibrium, we have,    m3×g + T2 = T0 ................(2)
where T0 is the tension in the string around pulley.
 
for the load m1 , we have,    m1×g + T1 = T0 ..................(3)
by substituting for T1 from eqn.(1), we rewrite eqn. (3) as m1×g + m2×g = T0 .......................(4)
 
from (2) and (4), we write T2 = (m1 + m2 - m3)×g .......................(5)
 
After cutting the lower thread, the equations of motion for the loads are
 
m1×g + T1 - T0 = m1×a1 ..................................(6)
 m2×g - T1 = m2×a2 ............................(7)
T2 + m3×g - T0 = m3×a3 ..........................(8)
T2 + m4×g  = m4×a4 .........................(9)
 
Solving above equations, we get,  a1 = a2 = a3 = 0 
 
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Answered by Expert 9th August 2018, 4:15 PM
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