The forces are the same
massman*aman=massgirl*agirl
solve for the man's acceleration
Suppose a 65-kg boy and a 45-kg girl use a massless rope in a tug-of-war on an icy, resistance-free surface. If the acceleration of the girl toward the boy is 3.0 m/s2, find the magnitude of the acceleration of the boy toward the girl.
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Tension of rope = T N
Mass of girl, m = 45 kg
Acceleration = 3.0 m/s²
T = ma = 135 N
Mass of boy, M = 65 kg
T = MA,
solve for acceleration A.
Mass of girl, m = 45 kg
Acceleration = 3.0 m/s²
T = ma = 135 N
Mass of boy, M = 65 kg
T = MA,
solve for acceleration A.
girl: 135 N
boy mass: 65 kg
135/65 = 2.0769 =
2.077 m/s^2
boy mass: 65 kg
135/65 = 2.0769 =
2.077 m/s^2
135 Newtons and 2.077 m/s2
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Mass of the boy is
m
1
=
65
k
g
Mass of the girl is
m
2
=
45
k
g
Acceleration of the girl towards the boy is:
a
1
=
3
m
/
s
2
For the force applied by the boy on the girl :
F
1
=
m
2
×
a
1
F
1
=
45
×
3
F
1
=
135
N
Now since the action and reaction pair will be same (
F
1
=
F
2
)now for the acceleration of the girl:
a
2
=
F
2
m
1
a
2
=
135
65
a
2
=
2.07
m
/
s
2
Thus, the acceleration of the girl towards the boy is
2.07
m
/
s
2
m
1
=
65
k
g
Mass of the girl is
m
2
=
45
k
g
Acceleration of the girl towards the boy is:
a
1
=
3
m
/
s
2
For the force applied by the boy on the girl :
F
1
=
m
2
×
a
1
F
1
=
45
×
3
F
1
=
135
N
Now since the action and reaction pair will be same (
F
1
=
F
2
)now for the acceleration of the girl:
a
2
=
F
2
m
1
a
2
=
135
65
a
2
=
2.07
m
/
s
2
Thus, the acceleration of the girl towards the boy is
2.07
m
/
s
2