4. A sleeve of mass M = 10 kg can slide on a horizontal frictionless rod. A block of mass m = 2.0 kg is suspended at the mid-point of a light inextensible cord of length 1= 102.5 cm, one end of which is attached to the sleeve and the ther to one end of the rod. Initially the sleeve is held at rest and the angle between the rod and a cord segment is 63 = sin (0.8) as show. in the figure. If a constant horizontal force F= 50 N is applied on the sieeve, find its speed when the angle between cord segments and the rod becomes 0= sin !(0.6)? m/e

4. A sleeve of mass M = 10 kg can slide on a horizontal frictionless rod. A block of mass m = 2.0 kg is suspended at the mid-point of a light inextensible cord of length 1= 102.5 cm, one end of which is attached to the sleeve and the ther to one end of the rod. Initially the sleeve is held at rest and the angle between the rod and a cord segment is 63 = sin (0.8) as show. in the figure. If a constant horizontal force F= 50 N is applied on the sieeve, find its speed when the angle between cord segments and the rod becomes 0= sin !(0.6)? m/e

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Chapter6: Beams And Cables

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Problem 6.74P: One end of cable AB is fixed, whereas the other end passes over a smooth pulley at B. If the mass of...

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