In the following arrangement, the system is initially at rest. The 5kg block is now released. Assuming the pulleys and string to be massless and smooth, the acceleration of blocks are
A
aA=g7m/s2
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B
aB=0m/s2
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C
ac=g14m/s2
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D
2aC=aA
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Solution
The correct option is D2aC=aA Let the acceleration of the blocks A, B and C be aA, ab and aC respectively and ap be the acceleration of the pulley.
So, using the method of intercept we have ..L1+..L2=0 ⇒aA+ap+ap−aB=0 ⇒ap=aB−aA2...........(i)
Also, ..L3+..L4=0 ⇒−ap+0+0−aC=0⇒ap=−aC........(ii)
From eq (i) & (ii) we have aA−aB=2aC...........(iii)
Now, from the FBDs of the blocks we have 5g−T=5aA⇒aA=(g−T5) 2T−8g=8aC⇒aC=(T4−g) T−10g=10aB⇒aB=(T10−g)
On putting above values in the eq (iii) and solving the equation we get T=5g ∵T=5g<10g and the movement of 10kg block is restricted downward, its acceleration aB=0 ∴ from eq (iii) we will get aA=2aC
Again we will write the force equation for the blocks A and C 5g−T=5aA=10aC 2T−8g=8aC
Solving these two equations we get, aC=g14m/s2
Similarly, aA=g7m/s2