1.1 Tension in the lower string Tl = mg
Tension on the upper string Tu = 3mg + mg = 4 mg
1.2. Horizontal force on the upper mass = Tu *Cos() - is the angle it makes with the horizontal
= 4mg*x/l
The lower string makes an angle (y-x)/l with the horizontal
Horizontal force on the lower mass = mg*(y-x)/l
1.3 Torque on the upper mass = -l* 4mg*x/l = -4 mgx
MI of the mass about the suspension I = ml2
Torque = I
= -4 mgx /I = -4gx/l2
for small angle we can approx. x= l ,
= -4g/l
This is SHM with 2 = 4g/l
angular frequency = 2(g/l)1/2
for lower mass torque = -2l * mg*(y-x)/l = -2mg(y-x)
= I
for the lower mass I = m(2l)2 = 4ml2
= -2mg(y-x) /4ml2 ; for small angles (y-x) = l
=- ( g/2l)
= -2 ( SHM)
angular frequency = (g/2l)1/2
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