my and Tadiany28.A block of of mass m, =4=Ikg another mass m, =2 kg, are placed together (see figure) on an inclined planewith angle of inclination 9. Various values of A are given in List-I. The coefficient of friction between theblock m, and the plane is always zero The.coefficient of static and dynamic friction between the blocķ m,and the plane are equal to u =0.3: 1Tn List-T expressiöns for the frictioni on block m, are given. Matchthe coirect expression of the friction in Lişt-II with the angles given in List-I, and the choose the correctoption. The acceleration due to gravity is denoted by g.[Useful inforınation : tantanList-IList-I(Р) 0 — 5°(1) m2g sine(Q) 0 = 10°(2) (m +m2)gsin 0(R) 0 = 15°(3) um,g cos 0(S) 0 = 20°:?(4) µ(m, + m2)g cose(а) Р-1, Q-1, R-1, S-3(с) Р-2, Q-2, R-2, S-4(b) Р-2, Q-2, R-2, S-3(d) Р-2, Q-2, R-3, S-3

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A block of of mass m, = 1 kg another mass m, = 2 kg, are placed together (see figure) on an inclined plane with angle of inclination g. Various vahies of e are given in List-I. The coefficient of friction between the block .... and the plane is always zero The coefficiënt of static and dynamric friction between the block m, • and the plane are equal to u =0.3. In List-U expressións for the frictiori on block m, are given. Match the coirect expression of the friction in Lişt-II with the angles given in List-I, and the choose the correct option. The acceleration due to gravity is denoted by g. (Useful information : 1an(s ºal; tan(11.5Y=02; tan(16.5°}=0.3] List-I List-I (P) 0 = 5° (1) m,g sin e m. (Q) 0 =10° (2) (m, +m2)g sin 0 (R) 0 = 15° (3) um,g cos 0 (S) 0 = 20°: (4) м (т + т, m2)g cose

A block of of mass m, = 1 kg another mass m, = 2 kg, are placed together (see figure) on an inclined plane with angle of inclination g. Various vahies of e are given in List-I. The coefficient of friction between the block .... and the plane is always zero The coefficiënt of static and dynamric friction between the block m, • and the plane are equal to u =0.3. In List-U expressións for the frictiori on block m, are given. Match the coirect expression of the friction in Lişt-II with the angles given in List-I, and the choose the correct option. The acceleration due to gravity is denoted by g. (Useful information : 1an(s ºal; tan(11.5Y=02; tan(16.5°}=0.3] List-I List-I (P) 0 = 5° (1) m,g sin e m. (Q) 0 =10° (2) (m, +m2)g sin 0 (R) 0 = 15° (3) um,g cos 0 (S) 0 = 20°: (4) м (т + т, m2)g cose

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