EXAMPLE 5 Two blocks of masses m, =2 kg and m, 3 kg are suspended from a rigid support by means of strings AB and CD as shown in Fig. 3.20. String AB has negligible mass and string CD has mass 0.5 kg/m. Each string has length 50 cm. Find the tension (a) at mid-point P of string AB and (b) at point Q of string CD where CQ 3D20cm. Take g = 10 ms %3D %3D -2 m1 m2

EXAMPLE 5 Two blocks of masses m, =2 kg and m, 3 kg are suspended from a rigid support by means of strings AB and CD as shown in Fig. 3.20. String AB has negligible mass and string CD has mass 0.5 kg/m. Each string has length 50 cm. Find the tension (a) at mid-point P of string AB and (b) at point Q of string CD where CQ 3D20cm. Take g = 10 ms %3D %3D -2 m1 m2

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