Explanation Given: The mass of the collar is 10 lb . The force acting on the collar via cord is F = 30 lb . Neglect the size of the pulley. Draw the free body diagram of the collar as shown in Figure (1). Refer figure (1b). The force component N does not create any displacement of the collar. Hence the work done by these forces is zero. The force ( W ) acts in opposite direction to the displacement of collar and does negative work. The force ( F ) creates the displacement of collar and causes the displacement of the collar along its direction and does positive work. From Figure (1). Write the formula for change length of the cord when the collar moves from point ( A ) to point ( B ) . s = A C − B C (I) Write the formula to calculate the work done by the weight of the collar ( W ) . U W ( A − B ) = W s (II) Here, W is the weight of the collar and s is the displacement. Write the formula to calculate the work done by the force ( F ) . U F ( A − B ) = F s (III) Here, F is the force. Write the formula for kinetic energy ( T ) . T = 1 2 m v 2 (IV) Here, m is the mass of the object and v is the velocity of the collar. Write the formula for Principle of Work and Energy. T 1 + ∑ U 1 − 2 = T 2 (V) Here, T 1 is initial kinetic energy, T 2 is final kinetic energy and ∑ U 1 − 2 is total work done by all the forces on the collar. Conclusion: Refer Figure (1a). Calculate the change in length of the chord when the collar moves from point ( A ) to point ( B ) due to force ( F ) . Use Pythagoras theorem to calculate A C . A C = 6 2 + 4.5 2 ft Substitute 6 2 + 4.5 2 ft for A C and 2 ft for B C in Equation (I). s = 6 2 + 4.5 2 ft − 2 ft = 56.25 − 2 = 7.5 − 2 = 5.5 ft Calculate the work done by weight of the collar ( W ) . From Figure (1a). The vertical displacement of collar from point A to B is 4.5 ft . Substitute 10 lb for W and 4.5 ft for s in Equation (II). U W ( A − B ) = 10 lb ( 4.5 ft ) = 45 ft ⋅ lb Calculate the work done by the force ( F )

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