Below is a schematic of a double Atwood machine: 1. 2T T m1 T/2 m2 m3 (a) For each of the masses, draw a free body diag...
Below is a schematic of a double Atwood machine: 1. 2T T m1 T/2 m2 m3 (a) For each of the masses, draw a free body diagram (0.5 mark) (b) Write all 4 coupled equations describing the systems (HINT: 3 equations of motion for the 3 masses and 1 equation relating the accelerations) (1.5 marks) (c) Write the coupled equations from above into a matrix (HINT: look at Week 3 Physics content lecture slides) (1 mark) (d) Row reduce your matrix from part (c) to find equations for the acceleration of each of the masses and T. You may use computer software to solve this (Matlab, Mathematica, SciLab, WolframAlpha, etc), but you must show a screenshot of your code and you must show at least 3 row reduce operations done by hand. (HINT: Refer to Week 3 Physics content lecture slides) (2 marks)
Below is a schematic of a double Atwood machine: 1. 2T T m1 T/2 m2 m3 (a) For each of the masses, draw a free body diagram (0.5 mark) (b) Write all 4 coupled equations describing the systems (HINT: 3 equations of motion for the 3 masses and 1 equation relating the accelerations) (1.5 marks) (c) Write the coupled equations from above into a matrix (HINT: look at Week 3 Physics content lecture slides) (1 mark) (d) Row reduce your matrix from part (c) to find equations for the acceleration of each of the masses and T. You may use computer software to solve this (Matlab, Mathematica, SciLab, WolframAlpha, etc), but you must show a screenshot of your code and you must show at least 3 row reduce operations done by hand. (HINT: Refer to Week 3 Physics content lecture slides) (2 marks)