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List All the Forces Acting on (A) the Pulley A, (B) the Boy and (C) the Block C in Figure.

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List all the forces acting on (a) the pulley A, (b) the boy and (c) the block C in figure.

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Solution

Forces acting on the pulley A : 

  1. A tension exerts electromagnetic force between the string and pulley A.
  2. A pair of gravitational force between the Earth and pulley.

Forces acting on the boy :

  1. A tension exerts electromagnetic force between the string and the boy.
  2. A pair of gravitational force between the Earth and the boy.

Forces acting on the block C :

  1. A tension exerts electromagnetic force between the string and block C.
  2. A pair gravitational force between block C and the Earth.
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Chapter 4: The Forces - Short Answers [Page 61]

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HC Verma Concepts of Physics Volume 1 and 2 [English]
Chapter 4 The Forces
Short Answers | Q 8 | Page 61

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