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In the arrangement shown the pulley and the strings are ideal. The acceleration of block B is 

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Asked by m.nilu 19th July 2018, 4:03 PM
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Tension forces acting on the strings are shown in figure. Pulleys P and R are fixed but pulley Q is moveable. 
Let us get the constrain relation between P and Q. As shown in figure,
if block-A moves up by distance x, then pulley Q will be down by same distance x.
Hence 2x length of string will be free and block-B will go down by distance 2x as shown in figure.
 
Due to this above mentioned constarints, if a is the acceleration of block-A, then acceleration of block-B is 2×a
 
If we consider the forces acting on block-B that is moving with acceleration a, then we can write,  
 
m×g - (T/2) = m×2×a ...........(1)
 
but from the forces acting on block-A, we have 
 
m×g - T = m×a ...................(2)
 
by solving eqns.(1) and (2), we get a = g/3 , hence block-B will move with acceleration (2/3)×g

Answered by Expert 8th August 2018, 12:32 PM
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