In the below example, identify the motion of the objects.

A and B exhibit pure rotation, while C represents pure translation

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A exhibits pure rotation, while C represents pure translation

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B exhibits pure rotation, while C represents pure translation

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A and B exhibit pure rotation, while C represents pure translation plus rotation

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Solution

The correct option is A A and B exhibit pure rotation, while C represents pure translation
A and B are fixed pulleys and hence can only rotate through the conveyor belt, while the mass C is in translational motion. Thus A and B exhibit pure rotation, while C exhibits pure translation

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