EBK PHYSICS FOR SCIENTISTS AND ENGINEER
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Chapter 4, Problem 72P

(a)

To determine

The magnitude of the force F exerted on the top link by hand.

(a)

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Answer to Problem 72P

The net force on the top link is 6.2N .

Explanation of Solution

Given:

The mass of each link is m=0.10kg .

The upward acceleration of the chain is a=2.5m/s2 .

Formula used:

The diagram for the five chains linked to each other and the force that is exerted on the link one and two is shown in Figure 1

  EBK PHYSICS FOR SCIENTISTS AND ENGINEER, Chapter 4, Problem 72P

Figure 1

In the above figure, the force applied on the top link of the chain is Fapp=F1 .

The expression for the net force exerted on the top link is given by,

  F15(mg)=5ma

Calculation:

The net force on the top link is calculated as,

  F15(mg)=5maF1=5ma+5(mg)F1=5(0.10kg)(9.81m/ s 2+2.5m/ s 2)F1=6.2N

Conclusion:

Therefore, the net force on the top link is 6.2N .

(b)

To determine

The net force on each of the link.

(b)

Expert Solution
Check Mark

Answer to Problem 72P

The net force that acts on each of the link is 0.25N .

Explanation of Solution

Formula used:

The expression for the net force on each of the link is given by,

  Fnet=ma

Calculation:

The net force on each of the link is given by,

  Fnet=ma=(0.10kg)(2.5m/ s 2)=0.25N

Conclusion:

Therefore, the net force that acts on each of the link is 0.25N .

(c)

To determine

The magnitude of the force that each link exerts on the link below it.

(c)

Expert Solution
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Answer to Problem 72P

The force exerted on the second link is 4.9N , on the third link is 3.7N , on the fourth link is 2.5N and on the last link is 1.2N .

Explanation of Solution

Formula used:

The expression for the net force exerted by the top link on the link below it is given by,

  F1F2mg=maF2=F1m(g+a)

The expression for the net for exerted by the second link on the third link is given by,

  F2F3mg=maF3=F2m(g+a)

The expression for the force exerted by the third link on the fourth link is given by,

  F4=F3m(g+a)

The expression for the force exerted by the fourth link on the last link is given by,

  F5=F4m(g+a)

Calculation:

The force exerted by the first link on the second link is calculated as,

  F2=F1m(g+a)=6.15N(0.10kg)(9.81m/ s 2+2.5m/ s 2)=4.9N

The force exerted by the second link on the third link is calculated as,

  F3=F2m(g+a)=4.9N(0.10kg)(9.81m/ s 2+2.5m/ s 2)=3.7N

The force exerted by the third link on the fourth link is calculated as,

  F4=F3m(g+a)=3.68N(0.10kg)(9.81m/ s 2+2.5m/ s 2)=2.5N

The force exerted by the fourth link on the last link is calculated as,

  F5=F4m(g+a)=2.5N(0.10kg)(9.81m/ s 2+2.5m/ s 2)=1.2N

Conclusion:

Therefore, the force exerted on the second link is 4.9N , on the third link is 3.7N , on the fourth link is 2.5N and on the last link is 1.2N .

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