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Author: Ferdinand P. Beer, E. Russell Johnston Jr., David Mazurek, Phillip J. Cornwell
Publisher: McGraw-Hill Education
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Chapter 12.1, Problem 12.72P
To determine

(a)

The initial tension in the cable.

Expert Solution
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Answer to Problem 12.72P

The initial tension: T=142.7 N

Explanation of Solution

Given information:

The velocity of block A is vA=2 m/s at the instant when r=0.8 m and θ=30.

Mass of the pulley and the effect of the friction is negligible.

From results of part (b), the initial acceleration of block A: aA=6.18 m/s2

Calculations:

From the free body and kinetic diagram of block A:

Package: Vector Mechanics For Engineers: Dynamics With 1 Semester Connect Access Card, Chapter 12.1, Problem 12.72P , additional homework tip  1

Applying force balance in x-directi on:+Fx=mAaA:Tcosθ=mAaAorT=mAaAsecθSubstituting values,T=(20)(6.18)sec30T=142.7 N

Conclusion:

The initial tension in the cable is T=142.7 N

To determine

(b)

The initial acceleration of block A.

Expert Solution
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Answer to Problem 12.72P

The initial acceleration of block A: aA=6.18 m/s2.

Explanation of Solution

Given information:

The figure:

Package: Vector Mechanics For Engineers: Dynamics With 1 Semester Connect Access Card, Chapter 12.1, Problem 12.72P , additional homework tip  2

The velocity of block A is vA=2 m/s at the instant when r=0.8 m and θ=30.

Mass of the pulley and the effect of the friction is negligible.

Calculation:

Consider r and θ as the polar coordinates of block A.  Representing the components of velocity of block A as shown in the below diagram:

Package: Vector Mechanics For Engineers: Dynamics With 1 Semester Connect Access Card, Chapter 12.1, Problem 12.72P , additional homework tip  3

The radial component of velocity of block A:r˙=vr=vAer=vAcos30or˙=2cos30o=1.73205 m/sAnd, the transverse component of velocity of block A:rθ˙=vθ=vAeθ=vAsin30orθ˙=2sin30o=1.000 m/s2θ˙=vθr=1.0000.8=1.25 rad/sSince the length of the cable is constant.Constraint of cable:r+yB=Constant,r˙+vB=0,r¨+aB=0orr¨=aB.............(1)

Draw the free body and kinetic diagram of block A:

Package: Vector Mechanics For Engineers: Dynamics With 1 Semester Connect Access Card, Chapter 12.1, Problem 12.72P , additional homework tip  4

Applying force balance in x-direction:+Fx=mAaA:Tcosθ=mAaAorT=mAaAsecθ..................(2)

Draw the free body and kinetic diagram of block B:

Package: Vector Mechanics For Engineers: Dynamics With 1 Semester Connect Access Card, Chapter 12.1, Problem 12.72P , additional homework tip  5

Applying force balance in y-direction:+Fy=mBaB:mBgT=mBaB..........(3)AddingEq. (2) to Eq. (3) to eliminate T,mBg=mAaAsecθ+mBaB....................(4)

Representing the components of acceleration of block A as shown in the below diagram:

Package: Vector Mechanics For Engineers: Dynamics With 1 Semester Connect Access Card, Chapter 12.1, Problem 12.72P , additional homework tip  6

Radial and transversecomponents of  aA.Use a method similar to that used for the components of velocity.r¨+rθ˙2=ar=aAer=aAcosθ............(5)

Using Eq. (1) to eliminate r¨ and changing signs gives aB=aAcosθrθ˙2.......................(6)

Substituting Eq(6) intoEq.(4)and solving for aA,aA=mB(g+rθ˙2)mAsecθ+mBcosθ=(25)(9.81+(0.8)(1.25)2)20sec30o+25cos30oaA=6.18 m/s2fromEq. (6),aB=6.18cos30o(0.8)(1.25)2=4.10 m/s2(a)fromEq. (2),T=(20)(6.18)sec30o=142.7T=142.7 N(b)Accelerationof block A.aA=6.18 m/s2(c)Accelerationof block B.aB=4.10 m/s2

Conclusion:

The initial acceleration of block A: aA=6.18 m/s2.

To determine

(c)

The initial acceleration of block B.

Expert Solution
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Answer to Problem 12.72P

The initial acceleration of block B: aB=4.10 m/s2

Explanation of Solution

Given information:

The velocity of block A is vA=2 m/s at the instant when r=0.8 m and θ=30.

Mass of the pulley and the effect of the friction is negligible.

From results of part (b), the initial acceleration of block A: aA=6.18 m/s2

Calculations:

From eq. (6) defined in part (b):

aB=aAcosθrθ˙2substituting values: aA=6.18 m/s2,r=0.8 m θ=30 and θ˙=1.25 rad/saB=(6.18)cos30(0.8)(1.25)2aB=4.10 m/s2

Conclusion:

The initial acceleration of block B is aB=4.10 m/s2

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