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All surfaces shown in the figure are smooth. The system is released from rest. The x and y components of acceleration of COM are
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(acm)x=m1m2gm1+m2
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(acm)x=m1m2g(m1+m2)2
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(acm)y=m22g(m1+m2)
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(acm)y=(m2m1+m2)g
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Solution

The correct option is A (acm)x=m1m2g(m1+m2)2
m1g acting on m1 is balanced by the normal reaction N1 from the table.
Net force acting on the system (m1 and m2 together) = m2g;

Net acceleration=a=netforcetotalmass=m2g(m1+m2);

Let acceleration of m1 = a1;
Let x and y components of a1=(a1x,a1y);
Let x and y components of a2=(a2x,a2y);
a1x=a; since m1 moves in y direction.
a1y=0; since m1 does not move in y direction.
a2x=0; since m2 does not move in x direction.
a2y=a; since m2 moves in y direction only.

(acm)x=m1a1x+m2a2xm1+m2=m1a1xm1+m2=m1m2g(m1+m2)2; since a2x=0;

(acm)y=m1a1xy+m2a2ym1+m2=m2a2ym1+m2=m2m2g(m1+m2)2=m22g(m1+m2)2; since a1y=0;

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