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A bar is allowed to slide on a vertical rail system, pulling a film of soap...

A bar is allowed to slide on a vertical rail system, pulling a film of soap as it slides (as shown in the figure above). It is found that with a length of ?= 25 cm and a film height of ?= 20 cm, the bar can be made to remain suspended without sliding. If the surface tension of the soap film is ?= 0.4 N/m, find the mass of the slide bar. (a) If the bar was pulled down until = 30, could it be made to remain stationary at that position? A. No. A larger ? will increase the pull on the bar. B. Yes. The balance of forces doesn't depend on ?. C. Yes. A larger ? will decrease the pull on the bar. D. No. More energy is required to pull a larger film.  

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under equilibrium condition

w = ?(2L)

mg = ?(2L)

m = ?(2L)/g

=0.4 (2 (0.25)/9.8

=0.0204 kg

=20.4 grams

the slider is beyond equilibrium position so it will not be in balanced state . as a large film will require more energy to strectch , hence when released the slider will move upwards .

hence option(D) is correct

No. More energy is required to pull a larger film. is the correct answer

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