and , with .
Consider a pulley as shown. A string is placed on the pulley. The string is massless and the pulley has friction. Consider the two tensionsThe coefficient of friction is . Find the ratio when the string is just about to slip over the pulley.
Details and Assumptions:
Take .
Use the approximation .
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T 2 T 1 =e^(k*pi):U can get this by drawing FBD of a small cross section of pulley subtending angle dx at the centre followed by a simple integration.(As shown in the fig in the question.)