Satvik Pandey
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Emily_20 said:Thank you so much! you're my genius hero lol. Thank you everyone else who helped me too I appreciate it very much you saved me!
You are welcome.:D
The discussion revolves around finding the acceleration of a hanging block in a two-block/two-pulley system, with specific conditions such as massless pulleys and no friction. Participants are analyzing the forces acting on the blocks and the pulley, using free body diagrams and equations of motion.
The discussion is ongoing, with various participants offering insights and corrections. Some have provided alternative equations and clarified the roles of different tensions in the system. There is no explicit consensus yet, but several productive lines of inquiry are being explored.
Participants are working under the constraints of a homework assignment, which emphasizes understanding the dynamics of the system rather than simply arriving at a solution. There is also mention of a diagram that is difficult to interpret, which may affect the clarity of the discussion.
Emily_20 said:Thank you so much! you're my genius hero lol. Thank you everyone else who helped me too I appreciate it very much you saved me!
Emily_20 said:I understand everything so far but I am confused about this part:" If m2 is pulled by 'x' distance then m1 is pulled by '2x' distance.
So a1=2a2." how did you know that the distance is 2x?
Emily_20 said:a2=m2g/(4m1+m2) is the final answer correct?
Emily_20 said:Thank you, your awesome!