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a massless pulley with friction between its surface and the string passing over it .If string is having two unequal masses connected to it on both side of pulley then will the pulley rotate?
A massless pulley with friction is a theoretical mechanical system in which a massless pulley is used to change the direction of a force, while also introducing friction to the system. This type of pulley is often used in physics problems to simplify calculations.
A massless pulley with friction works by redirecting a force applied to one side of the pulley, while also introducing friction to the system. Friction is caused by the contact between the pulley and the supporting surface, which can affect the motion and speed of the pulley.
The key characteristics of a massless pulley with friction are that it has no mass and is frictionless. This means that it does not add any additional weight or resistance to the system, making it easier to calculate the forces and motion involved.
A massless pulley with friction is commonly used in physics problems and experiments to demonstrate principles of mechanics and motion. It can also be used in real-world applications, such as in elevators, cranes, and other mechanical systems where changing the direction of a force is necessary.
To calculate the motion of a massless pulley with friction, you must consider the forces acting on the system, including the force applied to the system, the force of friction, and the weight of the objects involved. These forces can be calculated using Newton's laws of motion and the principles of statics.