D' ALEMBERT'S PRINCIPLE| PROBLEM SOLVING #1| ENGINEERING MECHANICS

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This is Zainali and I am back with a new tutorial in which we would be solving a problem using D' Alembert's principle.
PROBLEM STATEMENT: Determine the acceleration of two bodies shown in the figure, if the co-efficient of friction is 0.25 between the incline and block B. The pulley is friction-less. Also,determine the tension in the string.
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[@UpendraYadav-xi9sm]

Thank you bhaiya very good explanation 👍👍👍☺️

[@theviku1660]

Value of Tension and Acceleration is not satisfying both equation....Value of Tension is wrong ...u have to put value of acceleration with sign....then you will get T = 112.14N

[@zainalitutorial]

Dear,
Ya, I agree. It was a mistake from my end.

[@chiranjeevshubham690]

Yes, you are right 😊

[@Jagan-ko1vr]

Could u tell me how the motion will be in downward direction...

[@zainalitutorial]

Hey Jagan, Arrow shown in the downward direction near block A was already given in problem which says that block A moves in that particular direction only.
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[@Sohailkhanchauhan]

Bhai aap agar Hindi mei batao aur thoda easy way mei batao direct value rakh dete ho

[@zainalitutorial]

@@Sohailkhanchauhan Noted. Agar mai har calculation video mai include karuga to phir video ki length bohot ho jayegi aur it looks boring to students. But will take care in next videos

[@Sohailkhanchauhan]

But you can try your in Hindi atleast

[@user-xj4ep5wb2j]

what is the difference in Newton's second law?😊

[@zainalitutorial]

To understand the difference between Newton's Second Law & D'Alembert's Principle, You can refer my video already uploaded in Engineering Mechanics Playlist.

[@handsome5105]

Your explanation sucks bro
Thora dhirese padhao yar. Aesa padha rhe ho jese ap marathon bhak rhe ho.

[@zainalitutorial]

Dear,
Thanks for your feedback.
Will consider your point in upcoming videos.

[@user-yg2tg3mu8o]

Bhai pls perform in Hindi

[@zainalitutorial]

Noted. Will add the Playlist soon.