two blocks of mass5kg and 7 kg are connected by a rope of m 4 kg an upward force f = 200 N is applied on the system .acceleration in the system is
16.67 m/s^2. Add the masses and divide by the force.
f/M where M is total block + rope = 16 kg then a=12.5m/s^2
The acceleration is much smaller since the weights of the different parts will counteract force f.
it is 200/16 = 12.5m/sec2 ,as the two block and rope can be treated as one point mass object so from F=ma we have the answer.
No, it isn't. Read my post just above.
treat the rope mass systems separately.... draw free body diagram .... mass of rope should be considered..... that mass would create weight of mg.... and solve the question!!!!
or else see tata mcgraw hills for iitjee( newtons laws of motion )....
In subject it is not stated if the system is subject gravity, it is making sense to consider system initially without any gravity effect.
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