Problem S02 Motion Of System Of Particles Rigid Bodies L-10
Problem Session-2 Motion of System of Particles and Rigid Bodies
Problem S02 Motion Of System Of Particles Rigid Bodies L-10
Problem on Principle of Conservation of Angular Momentum
Two small spheres of mass m each are attached gently to the two ends of the rod. what is the final angular frequency of the system.
There are no external torques so principle of conservation of angular momentum applies.
li=Iiωi=12ML2ω.
lf=Ifωf
=(12ML2+mL2+mL2)ωf
ωf=(12ML2+2ML2ML2/12)ω1
Problem S02 Motion Of System Of Particles Rigid Bodies L-10
Problem on Principle of Conservation of Angular Momentum
Case 1 :
the connecting and is hight.
taking moments about p.
(m×l)×x
=4ml(2l−x)
x=58l
Problem S02 Motion Of System Of Particles Rigid Bodies L-10
Problem on Principle of Conservation of Angular Momentum
case 2 :
The connecting and has the same mass few unit length (m).
mlx=2lm(l−x)+4lm(2l−x)
x=710l
Problem S02 Motion Of System Of Particles Rigid Bodies L-10
Problem
A uniform rod is on a table 2m and m they stick to the bar after striking it.
(1) To determine vc velocity of cm,
Use of principle of conservation of linear momentum.
8m(0)+2m(−v)+m(2v)=pi=0(0
Pf=(8m+2m+m)vc(2)
vc=0
There is no translational motion.
Problem S02 Motion Of System Of Particles Rigid Bodies L-10
Problem
(2) To calculate the angular velocity of the cm
li=lf
li=(2mva)+(m×2v×2a)=6mva
lf=Iw
=[2m×a2+m×(2a)2+(8m×12(6a)2)]ω=30ma2w
30ma2w=6mvx
ω=5av
Problem S02 Motion Of System Of Particles Rigid Bodies L-10
Problem
(3) Kinetic energy due to rotation.
KErotation=21Iw2
=21(30ma2)(5xv)2
=53mv2
Problem S02 Motion Of System Of Particles Rigid Bodies L-10
Problem Involving Slipping
μ : the coefficient of friction.
The rod rotation about A with a constant angular acceleration (α)
α is constant ; ∴ then ω=αt
Linear acceleration of the head: a = l α
The reaction force on the bead due to the rod = N = ma = mL α
Problem S02 Motion Of System Of Particles Rigid Bodies L-10
Problem Involving Slipping
Centripetal force on the bead : m(mθ2)
{ θ˙=dtdθ=ω}
=mL(αt)2=mLα2t2
the limiting frictional force =μN=μmLα
for slipping μmlα=mlα2t2
t=(αμ)1/2
Problem S02 Motion Of System Of Particles Rigid Bodies L-10
Problem Involves Slipping Toppling
Cubical block resting in a rough horizontal surface. The cofficient of friction is high such that the block does not slide before tripping . Calculate the Fmin. for the block to topple.
∑Fy:N=Mg
∑Fx:F=f
Torque equation about c
(F×2L)+(f×2L)=N×2L
F+f=N
2F=N⇒F=2N=2Mg
Problem S02 Motion Of System Of Particles Rigid Bodies L-10
Problem Involving Atomic Physics
Diatomic molecule, rotational frequency and quantum theory.
x : reparation between the atoms
Given oxygen atoms
The separation between the atoms, x=1.20×10−10m
Mass of the oxygen atoms =2.66×10−26kg
Calculate the rotational frequency ω?
I=∑miri2=m(2x)2+m(2x)2=2mx2
The fundamental unit of angular momentum (according to quantum theory) =ℏ
ℏ=1.054×10−34skgm2.
Problem S02 Motion Of System Of Particles Rigid Bodies L-10
Problem Involving Atomic Physics
Iω≈ℏ
ω=2ℏ
=(22.66×10−26kg)(1.20×10−10m)21.054×1034kgm2/s
≃5.2×1011rad/sec
Problem S02 Motion Of System Of Particles Rigid Bodies L-10
Problem Involving Angular Momentum
A rigid rod of mass m and length L rotates in a vertical plane about a frictionless pivot through the center.
The moment of inertia of the system
I=12ML2+m1(2L)2+m2(2L)2=4L2(3M+M1+M2)
One ' ω ' is known ' l ' can be calculated
l=Iω
=4L2(3m+m1+m2)ω
Problem S02 Motion Of System Of Particles Rigid Bodies L-10
Problem Involving Angular Momentum
τ1=m1g2l cos θ(⊙≡ one of the plane )
τ2=m2g21cosθ(⊗≡ into the phane )
τTotal =21(m1−m2)qlcosθ
⊙,ifm1>m2
⊗ifm2<m
Since Iα=l, we can calculate α
α=IτTotal =3M+m1+m22(m1−m2)gcosθ
Problem S02 Motion Of System Of Particles Rigid Bodies L-10
Problem S02 Motion Of System Of Particles Rigid Bodies L-10 Problem Session-2 Motion of System of Particles and Rigid Bodies $\rightarrow$ $\rightarrow$ Problem Session-2 Motion of System of Particles and Rigid Bodies $\rightarrow$ Problem on Principle of Conservation of Angular Momentum $\rightarrow$ Problem on Principle of Conservation of Angular Momentum