Two blocks with respective masses m,=2m and m,=m are connected through alight string over a frictionless pulley as shown in the figure below. Thepully's moment of inertia I=mR and the incline has an angle a=30°.(a) Write down the Constraint Relations.(b) Obtain an expression for the Lagrangian function.(c) Derive the Lagrange equations with Undetermined Multipliers.(d) Calculate the linear acceleration of the system.(e) Deduce the value of the tensions in the string.I; Rm2m1300

Given: m1=2m m2=m Moment of inertia of pulley I=mr2 Angle of inclination Let The distance of m1…

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