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8) A light inextensible string is connected at its ends to two particles of masses \( m_{1} \) and \( m_{2}\left(m_{1}>m_{2}\right) \) and passes over a uniform circular pulley of radius \( a \) which can rotate freely about a fixed horizontal axis through its centre. The particles hang freely and the system is released from rest. If the pulley is sufficiently rough to prevent the string slipping, find the acceleration of either particle. (For the pulley \( I=\frac{1}{2} M a^{2} \).) The heavy pulley is now replaced by a light smooth one and both particles have their masses increased by the same amount, \( m \). If the acceleration of the particles is the same as it was in the first case, find an expression for \( m \).

          8) A light inextensible string is connected at its ends to two particles of masses \( m_{1} \) and \( m_{2}\left(m_{1}>m_{2}\right) \) and passes over a uniform circular pulley of radius \( a \) which can rotate freely about a fixed horizontal axis through its centre. The particles hang freely and the system is released from rest. If the pulley is sufficiently rough to prevent the string slipping, find the acceleration of either particle. (For the pulley \( I=\frac{1}{2} M a^{2} \).)
The heavy pulley is now replaced by a light smooth one and both particles have their masses increased by the same amount, \( m \).
If the acceleration of the particles is the same as it was in the first case, find an expression for \( m \).
        
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8) A light inextensible string is connected at its ends to two particles of masses m1 and m2(m1>m2) and passes over a uniform circular pulley of radius a which can rotate freely about a fixed horizontal axis through its centre. The particles hang freely and the system is released from rest. If the pulley is sufficiently rough to prevent the string slipping, find the acceleration of either particle. (For the pulley I=(1)/(2) M a^2.)
The heavy pulley is now replaced by a light smooth one and both particles have their masses increased by the same amount, m.
If the acceleration of the particles is the same as it was in the first case, find an expression for m.

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