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3q9 ... woh kya hai...accn ya velocity??????????
q 13 .. that boy walks on the lamina or around the lamina ..... ???????
Yesterday Philip was frustrated at the lack of gud problems...I am posting some for everyones practice..........2009 aspirants should solve them and put up solutions here for 2010 students to learn.............
Some might be easy.......but all are conceptual[1][1].....
Q1 A uniform rod of length 2a and mass m is rotating in horz plane about a smooth fixed pivot through the centre of rod with a constant angular velocity w rad/s.A particle of same mass moving with speed aw/4 opposite t orod strikes one end of the rod perpendicular to it.If e=1/2,calculate angular velocity of rod immediately after collision.
If anyone has problem with my initiative he/she is free to express his/her views...........i wont feel bad at all and i will stop this work at that moment only..[1][1][1][1]
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33and 1 last thing ... the water is fallin vertically on the buckets??????
24whom are u telling that????????[7]
ur ans is wrong..........ans is 3ω
24u can assume it vertical..........i found it yesterday only..........i still have to solve it.....busy with boards[3][3]
3IM QUITE SURE OF MAH METHOD ......... MUSTA BEEN SUM CALC. MISTAKE .......
AND I WAS TELLIN DAT TO SUM GUY WHO JUST DEL. HIS POST......
24okk........recheck it......cant do it now......got to go.......sorry.....[2][2]
3okie the bucket answer 12 ....
since no torque .... assumin vertical fall of water......
ang mom conserved ....
I W0 = (I + mtr2)W .....mt = mass of water out in t sec .........
W = IW0/(I + mtr2)
dθ/dt = IW0/(I + mtr2)
θ = IW0ln(I + mtr2/I) / mr2 ..........
3THE 10 1 .... IM ASSUMIN AT THE END OF THE TURN THE SURFACE IS NEARLY FLAT!!!!!
SO v =√2gnh
so accn = v2/R = 2gnh/R ....................[NO VERTICAL ACCN.....]
3IM ASSUMIN SURFACE TO BE FLAT[horizontal] NEAR END OF CURVE FOR SIMPLICITY ..........
3IN 13 WALA COM IS IN SAME POS. RITE [ASSUMIN MAN DOSNT WALK BY VIRTUE OF FRICTION [PRACTICALLY IMPOSSIBLY ....[HEHEH]]
BUT AR U SURE HE WALKS ON DA LAMINA....
CUZ WHEN HES AT POSITION O .......
THEREZ NO WAY U CAN KEEP THE COM LIKE HOW IT WAS INITIALLY............
24yup.......correcto................Q12 answer is correct......
btw why only sharman is trying these questions????Are u all not giving JEE??????[12][7]
24Very easy as compared to all the problems we have done before.........
Q14
24And plzzzzzzz guys solve the remaining ones............these are very good problems.............If no one is taking interest then i should close this thread probably........[2][2]
24Q15 A uniform stick of length L and mass M hinged at one end is released from rest at angle θo with the vertical Find the force which hinge exerts along the stick and perpendicular to it at an angle θ with vertical.
24I am completing the quota....so dont mind it that I am posting so many in one go.......
keep trying.......
Q16 A cylinder of mass m is kept on edge of plank of mass 2m and length 12 m,which in turn is kept on smooth ground.μ between plank and cylinder is 0.1 .The cylinder is given an impulse which imparts 7m/s velocity to cylinder but no angular velocity.Find time after which cylinder fallls off plank
11Eureka, u forgot yourself.......U TOO ARE A PHYSICS GENIUS
I still remember 2 months ago when i used to visit the toilet each time i see one of your physics questions!!!
24he he .....me a physics genius.....thanx for compliments.........but these all questions are for u all ...........for ur revision........and no one attampts them even except sharman ..............
I feel bad then........[2][2]
ANd ya i remember those peculiar things 2 months back.......u even started a thread!!!!!!!![3][3]
106Q 14
WARNING: IGNORE THIS POST CUZ THE QUESTION HAS MENTIONED ELASTIC COLLISION WHILE IVE THOT INELASTIC COLLISION
Conserving linear momentum...
mv = 2mVcom
==> Vcom = v/2 .... (i)
I am taking R as the dist. from the COM of the stick where the ball collides. After collision the COM shifts R/2 downwards.
So, new MI = [mL2/12 + m(R/2)2] + m(R/2)2
Conserving angular momentum,
mvR/2 = Iω
==> ω = mvR/2I ... (ii)
Now point A is at a distance L/6 + R/2 from new COM. For it to remain at rest,
ω(L/6 + R/2) = Vcom
Putting the value of ω from (ii) and Vcom from (i)
we have R = L/2.
So x is 2L/3 (assuming x is dist from end)