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A rigid massless beam is balanced by a particle of mass `4m` in left hand side and a pulley particle system in right hand side. The value of `x/y` is

A

`7/6`

B

`5/6`

C

`1:1`

D

`11//12`

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The correct Answer is:
D
`a=((2m-m)g)/(3m)=g/3` for `T` in lower string,
`T=2mg-2mxxg/3=4 mg//3`
`& T^(1)=2T=(8mg)/3`
`T^(1)+mg=(8mg)/3+mg=(11mg)/3`
Let has take movent about hinge
`4mgxxx=(11 mg)/3xxyrArrx/y=11/12`
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