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how to do two/ three block problems in NLM. is there any proper sequence or smthing to be followed .? constantly messing up these
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@Gyro Gearloose
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+solved @user1 @user2... to close the thread when your doubt is solved. Mention the users who helped you solve the doubt. This will be added to their stats.Do you mean wedge-block constraint problems or?
these type
Ah, friction
Wait. I have notes for this. Hopefully
This is the case where friction with floor is zero.
But the algorithm remains the same
eduniti also has a great video on two-block problems, look it up
Some helping points ig:
1. Friction can at maximum stop relative motion
2. It will 'try its best' to stop relative motion (In the sense, look locally to spot relative slipping tendency)
3. Rest is just force balancing stuff but sometimes casework maybe needed.
hmm i try to follow a similar seq
in the above ques i considered no slipping so accn = (40-9)/9 = 3.44
in fbd of 4kg 40-f = 4a
this gives f= 26.3 which is less than limiting friction of 4kg ( 32N) i.e no slipping follows
this would mean a 26.3N force acts in backward dirn of 4kg and forward on 5kg
now, 26.3 - f2 = 5a
this gives f2= 9.07 , which is slightly more than limiting friction of 5kg block ( 9N )
is this correct ?
Don't follow any short trick just stick to basic
"friction chahata hai ki 2 body contact me rahe,uske liye friction tabhi lagega jab jarurat ho, utna hi lagega jitne ki jarurat ho aur wahin lagegaa jahan jarurat ho"
Thoda cringe ya weird lines ho sakti but kaam ki baaten hai
yeah kinda followed the same principle
can u check the soln above