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A block of mass m resting on a smooth horizontal plane starts moving due to a constant force F=mg//3 of constantmagnitude. In the process of its rectilinear motion the angle theta varies as theta=lamdas, where lamda is constant and s is the distance traversed by the block from its intial position. Find the velocity of the block as a function of the angle theta. Also show that the block will never lose contact with the ground.

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Solution :
`x-`direction`:` `Fcostheta=ma`
`a=(F)/(m)costheta=(mgcos(lamdas))/(3m)`
`v(dv)/(dx)=(g)/(3)COS(lamdas)`
`int_(0)^(v)vdv=(8)/(3)int_(0)^(s)cos(lamdas)ds`
`|(v^(2))/(2)|_(0)^(v)=(g)/(3)(|sin(lamdas)|_(0)^(s))/(lamda)`
`v^(2)=(2g)/(3lamda)sin(lamdas)`
`v=sqrt(2gsintheta)/(3lamda)`
`y-`direction`:` `N+Fsintheta=mg`
`N=mg-(mg)/(3)sintheta`
`(sintheta)_(max)=1,N_(MIN)=(2mg)/(3)`
Since normal reaction will NEVER will never be zero and hence the block will never LOSE constact with the ground.


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