physics basic fbd

Which one is correct? I often get confused and end up getting wrong answer T-T sry if this is dumb lol
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Priyam Alok
Priyam Alok6mo ago
2nd one is correct
stormycloud
stormycloudOP6mo ago
The reason pls Many ppl including me took the first one in exam and got it wrong
Real potato
Real potato6mo ago
Both are correct You will get same ans either way
Priyam Alok
Priyam Alok6mo ago
@Real potato you mean Tsecx = Tcosx?
Real potato
Real potato6mo ago
why are we equating the 2 different eqn i meant that if we proceed by taking either the components of mg or of Tension we will get the same result
Priyam Alok
Priyam Alok6mo ago
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stormycloud
stormycloudOP6mo ago
How tho? We are getting diff
Real potato
Real potato6mo ago
It would be a lot better if you show the actual que
stormycloud
stormycloudOP6mo ago
How was I supposed to know this tho , bc like generally I split the mg component and do it Even today for a spring constraint I split the weight , but they split the normal force and got the ans while I got the reciprocal It’s kinda a general question bc I did this long back, let me try find it tho
Priyam Alok
Priyam Alok6mo ago
Supposed to know what?
stormycloud
stormycloudOP6mo ago
Like I should split the tension and not weight
Priyam Alok
Priyam Alok6mo ago
You can apparently split weight i did it see it carefully
Gamertug
Gamertug6mo ago
its should not even matter what u split as long as you split right
stormycloud
stormycloudOP6mo ago
U got mgcostheta = T cos2theta, I got mgcostheta = T tho Sorry I am rlly confused What did I do wrong in the picture I sent?
Priyam Alok
Priyam Alok6mo ago
You didnt take the force 'F'
Gamertug
Gamertug6mo ago
i dont think there is something wrong with splitting
stormycloud
stormycloudOP6mo ago
Oh yes the pseudo force, let me find the actual question and send In that there is no pseudo force
Priyam Alok
Priyam Alok6mo ago
No its not pseudo force
stormycloud
stormycloudOP6mo ago
If it is inside a vehicle I got this, I’ll send the other question tho a sec pls :]
Priyam Alok
Priyam Alok6mo ago
Oh i got it... you saying yhe system is in a car ?
stormycloud
stormycloudOP6mo ago
Yah I did similar thing so I just told pseudo force on mistake sry lol
stormycloud
stormycloudOP6mo ago
This one too I got confused in
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stormycloud
stormycloudOP6mo ago
11th question @Priyam Alok
Gamertug
Gamertug6mo ago
ig its asking how much is spring compressed? for that take normal force split it and equate it with Kx
stormycloud
stormycloudOP6mo ago
Yah I did that and equated Nsin53 to mg, but in the back answer they equated N = mgcos37
stormycloud
stormycloudOP6mo ago
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stormycloud
stormycloudOP6mo ago
For one thing they used N component and for the other they used mg component, I used N component only
Priyam Alok
Priyam Alok6mo ago
Wait writing simpler solution
stormycloud
stormycloudOP6mo ago
Thankyou so much
Priyam Alok
Priyam Alok6mo ago
My internet was gone... Will send in morning
stormycloud
stormycloudOP6mo ago
Oh ok no worries, but could u just tell me which is correct? Tomorrow is my exam 🙃 sorry for the disturbance
Gamertug
Gamertug6mo ago
they did not used mg for the other , mg has no role on the planck its just a way to show mg on block i tried it too and idk why ans not coming it should be correct
stormycloud
stormycloudOP6mo ago
Yes but the block applies mg on the plank tho? So won’t we consider that as like another normal? What wrong in splitting that?
Priyam Alok
Priyam Alok6mo ago
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Gamertug
Gamertug6mo ago
that is the only normal we are taking
iTeachChem
iTeachChem6mo ago
this is sorted? yo we good?
stormycloud
stormycloudOP6mo ago
+solved @Gamertug @Priyam Alok
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