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monkey is accelerating down string whose breaking strength is two third of its weight the min acceleration of monkey should be A 1/3g B 2/3g C G d ZERO
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Answered by
Yogesh
Net force on monkey:
Fnet = weight - tension = mg - T
Newton's 2nd Law:
mg - T = ma
Solve for "T":
T = m(g-a)
To avoid breaking, T can be no more than 2/3 of monkey's weight:
T ≤ (2/3)mg
Substitute "m(g-a)" for T:
m(g-a) ≤ (2/3)mg
Solve this inequality for "a":
a ≥ (1/3)g
Fnet = weight - tension = mg - T
Newton's 2nd Law:
mg - T = ma
Solve for "T":
T = m(g-a)
To avoid breaking, T can be no more than 2/3 of monkey's weight:
T ≤ (2/3)mg
Substitute "m(g-a)" for T:
m(g-a) ≤ (2/3)mg
Solve this inequality for "a":
a ≥ (1/3)g
Answered by
Noor
Good
Answered by
Anonymous
let the weight of monkey is mg then maximum tension in rope be 2 mg/3 now using Newton 2nd law mg_T =ma mg_2/3mg=ma 1/3 mg=ma 1/3g=a
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