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Derivation of Position-Velocity Relation by Graphical Method

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If the lower spring is cut, find the acceleration of the blocks , immediately after cutting the spring .

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Solution

lower block

2mg=2ma
a=g -------(1)
for upper block

K(3mg/k)-mg+ma
a=2g--------(2)

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