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This document discusses dependent motions that occur when particles are interconnected by inextensible cords wrapped around pulleys. It provides three key points: 1) The motion of one particle depends on the motion of another connected particle, since the total cord length between them remains constant. 2) Equations can be derived relating the coordinates and velocities of connected particles based on the constant cord length. 3) For a specific example where block B moves upward at 6 ft/s, the speed of the connected block A can be determined using the equations relating their motions.
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Dependent motions
- 1. F E B R U A R Y 1 2 , 2 0 1 4 D E P E N D E NT M OT I O N S
- 2. The motion of one particle will depend on the motion of another particle. Commonly occurs when the particle are interconnected by inextensible cords which are wrapped around pulleys. DEPENDENT MOTIONS
- 3. In consideration, a path coordinate can be specified by 1. Reference from a fixed point or datum 2. Measured along the plane in the direction of motion 3. Have a positive sense from C to A and D to B
- 4. Since the total length is constant, the coordinates can be related by the equation SA + SB = Lt – LCD = L Where: LCD is the length of cord passing over arc CD
- 5. To get the velocities of the blocks, derive this given length with respect to time, yielding SA + SB = Lt – LCD = L dSA/dt + dSB/dt = 0 OR A = - B Note: sign indicates direction Similarly, time differential of velocities yields acceleration, aA = -aB
- 6. Effective Cord Length 2SB + h + SA = L 2 B + 0 + A = 0 2 B = - A 2aB = -aA
- 7. Effective Cord Length 2(h – SB) + h + SA = L – 2SB + 2h + h + SA = L – 2SB + 3h + SA = L -2 B + 0 + A = 0 2 B = A 2aB = aA
- 8. Block B has an upward speed of 6 ft/s. Determine the speed of block A. EXAMPLE # 1
- 9. Block B has an upward speed of 6 ft/s. Determine the speed of block A. EXAMPLE # 2