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SIMPle Potato
SIMPle Potato5mo ago
Have you tried it Mv = mv' mgh = 1/2 m(v')^2 + 1/2 M(v)^2 Wait we are looking for distance
727
7275mo ago
Huh is the question wrong ?
hardcoreisdead
hardcoreisdeadOP5mo ago
nah
727
7275mo ago
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itsav23
itsav235mo ago
D?
727
7275mo ago
Oh wait yes it’s D
hardcoreisdead
hardcoreisdeadOP5mo ago
yep , send soln @itsav23
Real potato
Real potato5mo ago
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Real potato
Real potato5mo ago
There’s one capital M in the denominator it’s looking like small m ig
hardcoreisdead
hardcoreisdeadOP5mo ago
???
727
7275mo ago
Can you explain the last step I think I made a mistake in that
Real potato
Real potato5mo ago
Direct formula lagaya hai (Mass/total mass) x displacement of other body com ka displacement zero rakhna hai na to wedge ko right side itna amount move krna pdega
727
7275mo ago
Oh
Real potato
Real potato5mo ago
Yeah havent you guys studied this short trick method?
727
7275mo ago
Nah I was trying to do it from conservation of momentum
Real potato
Real potato5mo ago
Yeah that would work as well Long method though
727
7275mo ago
Idk what mistake I made Yeah but I think I got your method too Neat way
Real potato
Real potato5mo ago
Yeah this works for the boat one and all types of problem wherever the disp of com in x direction is zero
hardcoreisdead
hardcoreisdeadOP5mo ago
xcm = mx1+Mx2/(m+M)=0 ie mx1=-Mx2 mx1/M=-x2 x1 kaise aayega
Real potato
Real potato5mo ago
Bhai length or angle islie to dia hai Jo tumhara block hai wo along the incline fislega niche koi friction wriction nhi hai to wedge ke respect me to uska displacement x component hi to ayega disp ka
Real potato
Real potato5mo ago
Here is the full proof i think it should be clear now
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itsav23
itsav235mo ago
Yep, use this formula. Just make sure that you're applying com in the direction where no force is acting here horizontal direction so hcottheta
hardcoreisdead
hardcoreisdeadOP5mo ago
tysm +solved @Real potato000 +solved @Real potato
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