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M3 2026 Jan A Q4

A Level / Edexcel / M3

IAL 2026 Jan A Paper · Question 4

题目

Problem

4.

A light elastic string has natural length 5 m5\,\mathrm{m} and modulus of elasticity 20 N20\,\mathrm{N}.

The ends of the string are attached to two fixed points AA and BB, which are 6 m6\,\mathrm{m} apart on a horizontal ceiling.

A particle PP is attached to the midpoint of the string and hangs in equilibrium at a point which is 4 m4\,\mathrm{m} below ABAB.

(a) Calculate the weight of PP.

(6)

The particle is now raised to the midpoint of ABAB and released from rest.

(b) Calculate the speed of PP when it has fallen 4 m4\,\mathrm{m}.

(5)
题目中文翻译

一根弹性轻绳的原长为 5 m5\,\mathrm{m},弹性模量为 20 N20\,\mathrm{N}。

绳的两端分别连接于水平天花板上的两个固定点 AA、BB,两点相距 6 m6\,\mathrm{m}。

质点 PP 连接于绳的中点,并悬挂平衡于 ABAB 下方 4 m4\,\mathrm{m} 处。

(a) 计算 PP 的重量。

(6)

现在将质点提高至 ABAB 的中点,然后由静止释放。

(b) 计算 PP 下落 4 m4\,\mathrm{m} 后的速率。

(5)

解答

(a)

解法一

思路

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设天花板两端的中点为 MM。两半绳的原长都是 2.5 m2.5\,\mathrm m,平衡时由 33–44–55 三角形求实际长度和张力的竖直分量。

答题过程

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Let MM be the midpoint of ABAB. By symmetry, PP is vertically below MM, with

AM=BM=3 m,MP=4 m.AM=BM=3\ \mathrm m,\qquad MP=4\ \mathrm m.

Consequently,

AP=BP=32+42=5 m.AP=BP=\sqrt{3^2+4^2}=5\ \mathrm m.

Each half of the string has natural length 5/2 m5/2\ \mathrm m, extension 5−5/2=5/2 m5-5/2=5/2\ \mathrm m and modulus 20 N20\ \mathrm N. Hooke’s law gives the tension in each half as

T=20(5/2)5/2=20 N.T=\frac{20(5/2)}{5/2}=20\ \mathrm N.

If each half makes angle β\beta with the horizontal, sin⁡β=4/5\sin\beta=4/5. Resolving vertically in equilibrium, the weight WW of PP is

W=2Tsin⁡β=2(20)45=32 N.\boxed{W=2T\sin\beta=2(20)\frac45=32\ \mathrm N.}

(b)

解法一

思路

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释放时整根绳的长度是 6 m6\,\mathrm m,已经有弹性势能,不能漏掉。用重力势能的减少减去弹性势能的增加,得到动能;质量要由重量除以 gg 得到。

答题过程

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At release, P=MP=M, so the total string length is 6 m6\ \mathrm m and its extension is 1 m1\ \mathrm m. Its initial elastic potential energy is

E0=20(1)22(5)=2 J.E_0=\frac{20(1)^2}{2(5)}=2\ \mathrm J.

After PP has fallen 4 m4\ \mathrm m, the total length is 10 m10\ \mathrm m and the extension is 5 m5\ \mathrm m. The elastic potential energy is then

E1=20(5)22(5)=50 J.E_1=\frac{20(5)^2}{2(5)}=50\ \mathrm J.

The loss of gravitational potential energy is 32(4)=128 J32(4)=128\ \mathrm J. With mass m=32/9.8 kgm=32/9.8\ \mathrm{kg}, conservation of mechanical energy gives

12(329.8)v2+50=128+2.\frac12\left(\frac{32}{9.8}\right)v^2+50=128+2.

Thus

v2=160(9.8)32=49,v=7.00 m s−1.v^2=\frac{160(9.8)}{32}=49, \qquad \boxed{v=7.00\ \mathrm{m\,s^{-1}}.}