an * Example 21.3. A fisheelismating 180rp.m.and after 20 seit isrunningat 120rp.m. How ‘manny revolutions wilt make and what time will elapse before i stops, ifthe retardation is uniform ? Solution. Given : Initial angular velocity (,) = 180 «.pm. = 6r nadsec : Final angular ‘velocity (0) = 120 rpm. rade and tine () Revolutions ofthe wheel, before it stops La inform angular acceleration, and = Angular displacement of the flywheel before coming to ret. Firs of all, consider the angular mosion of the ly wheel from 180 rpm. 16 120 ep.m. in 20 seconds. We know that final angular velocity (@), 01 rndce? {Mines ign indicates retardtion) [Now consider angular motion ofthe flywheel from 180 rp.m. (or 6 ads) to zero cpm. (Le ‘coming w slop) or =0 with a constant acceletation of — 0.1 rads”, We know thar). 0%, +206 = (ORF +2 x (0.10) @= 30n?— 0.2m WOR = my p= 10% cy cey ame 2x 2 (1 rev = 2m rad) Time in which the whee wil come ta rest Le Tine in whic te wheel will come te ‘We know that final velocity of ywheel (0, 0,4 of = 6-0. nr or SE = 60s=1 min Ans. oun more wwii wis xiveny Example 28.8. A railway engine of mass 60 tonnes, is moving ina circular track of radius 200 memes witha velocity of 36 kph. Find the force exerted on the rails towards the centre ofthe circle. ‘Solution. Given : Mess of rilway engine (m) = 60 1; Radius of circular path (r) = 200 m Lo ms,two cars start off a race with velocities v1 and v2 and travel in straight line acceleration a1. and a2. show that length of path is 2(v1-v2)(v1a2-v2at)/(a1-a2)"2 Liner Motion (Seine Flow and GenoulNs Pr.) Resistance) vais | [ ron EXPERT ANSWER. fo-2----0-0---~ cose Himanshu. Mertnatton expert adaed an answer on 2477/15 anfern)lore)saairers? _ rerspiemeemy (ane? (aay?