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For a rotatingbody,choosethe
direction ofpositive rotation(the counterclockwisedirection,say)andwrite the sumofthe
torques,taking their directionsinto account.Setthe sumequalto 1a. For a translatingbody,
choosea coordinatesystemwith oneaxisin the directionofthe acceleration, ifpossible.Write
the sum ofthe force components for eachcoordinatedirection andseteachsumequalto the
productof the massofthe body andthe appropriateaccelerationcomponent.Write all equations
in termsof the magnitudesofthe forcesandappropriateangles.Usealgebraicsymbols,not
numbers.
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..:-=:
b)@(ccw)
c\ / ry,r)
. t,
oJ <F44;/u^4
=
1"\ t-+
/C,o\\/>M{\''l
"'=:=z:t-==
Question2
The figure below is a graphof the angularvelocity versustime for a disk rotatinglike a merry-
go-round.For a point on the rim of the disk, rank the four instants4 b, c, andd accordingto the
magnitudeof(a) the tangentialaccelerationand (b) the radial acceleration,greatestfirct.
q) or = t-or,-- r l^/lt
cl q.) Dl - =- -dT
l \ - .,)t \
b) Q.= \ /r: ['L,^J b;a", J
Question3
The figure below showsan assemblyof tlree smali spheresof tle samemassthat areattachedto
a masslessrod with the indicatedspacings.Considerthe rotationalinertia I ofthe bisembly about
eachsphere,in tum. Thenrank the spheresaccordingto the rotationaiinertia aboutthem,
greatestfirst.
-T- r)
| - - -)r _ /L - = r o l ' + < ; l t, r , ) ( t d l t\r- = tn l\
| "i\J lund
l'-d*F-2d.*l
\--.> 7= mJ>+ro()J)'= 5.qd\
e= a.o"..tr+ (9.o""d/s')
f**1 I.o"-)f53)t3
(") O(Z.o') = 2"o^A+O+o -----)
O (* - o s) = l"o ^,^"[
(b) LD= d s/at = (s-o^A/r)t "(6.o,,tf s.)11 ro ld=os)- o"a,f s
L /\s\r bO 5 L=--t
'\
r=i )c.D =o./5n
D) V -- ru) -- ( o-ls,.,)( 3"CS,.^d/,
tt>= 3,9t *A/s
V = o"5fa.r/s
V=? N;6Lv'A 9;,,.,^
^+-)" "^a *)-[u,f $
c) V= f o.o?rlr,)(:,,* ,"a/r)= O.)5e-is ^,*Jn *- -\$$o-^r-.t
Problem5
An astronautis beingtestedi! a centrifuge.The centrifugehasa radiusof 10m and,in starting,
rotatesaccordingto 0 = 0.301',wheret is in seconds
and0 is in radians.Whent = 5.0 s, whatare
the magnitudesofthe astronaut's(a) angularvelocity, (b) linem velocity, (c) tangential \J
acceleration,and (d) radial acceleration?
Problem6
The figure below showstlree 0.01000kg particlesthat havebeengluedto a rod of length L =
6.00 cm andnegligiblemass.The assemblycanrotatearounda perpendicularaxis tlrroughpoint
O at the left end.If we removeoneparticle (that is; 33% ofthe mass),by what percentagedoes
the rotationalinertia of the assemblyaroundthe rotation axis decreasewhenthat removed
particle is (a) the imermost oneand(bJthe outerynopione?
/ = \'rnn^
-A Z) t') |
Axis -----r /-\ ,"\ -> )r,r ;b-{ *.-^" 1 4 h*^t4 U*tdw d'"
6--ffi fnmm
4 f^" F-Mb t4 ^'n\*td ) ta oay^^! b i
/a-fa{a--l -T- - zr\)
= tn(d/ + r - c(/\a
^,\I
d/ + r q [ ,J- d' \ \l = trt
/1r"rd
r).
-/ --4:
= (j-/'r
7. A,oo-0"4o r loo} ------) f A'4"t^""4 9t4 \ -l
lzl
-'K+
The uniform solid block in the figure below hasmass0.172kg and edgelengtls a = 3.5 cm,
b -- 8.4 cm; and c = 1.4cm. Calculateits rotationalinertia aboutan axis throushone comerand
perpendicularto the largefaces.
Rotation
ry'
,'
'' '\'/'
{'=r'"-*'[h" I
I
h*=(%)i(y")'-j i= #(o'*b)-M
f6oz,;\(t/)J I
:,::.rl'u;,2,:,,[p!^':J),,*
Thebodyin thefigurebelowis pivotedat O.Tbreeforcesacton it: FA: 10N arpointd 8.0m
fromO; Fe= 16N at B, 4.0m fromO; andFc = 19N at C, 3.0m fromO. Whatis thenettorque
I
abouto?
I
z=rFo;/ |
#:#w^"m^l
t*Eg7^ ,.'&h^-*-
I
2^"* =X2=?n-2e*2. I
2^*= a*For,.Q*- r"liondn * tr"E*d.
I
'= (r-o^)(ror'r),0;h
t:5"- (g.o.)(luru)
ai.?o.+(s.o.)grrru)-a^,ta
I
@l
r---l
Problem9
The figure below showsparticles1 and2, eachof massm, attachedto the endsofa rigid
massless roil of lengthL1+ L2,with L1= 20 cm andLz: 80 cm. Therod is heldhorizontallyon
the firlcrum andthen released.What arethe magnitudesofthe initial accelerationsof(a) particle
1 and(b) particle2?
|,)or"' D.6am
| ---+ CC W EWr, (*)
FIrf- Ie----a ), --+ C w |b4l! (-)
#
D,". t I
)Fr=mat
^1 rn2
,.t
forX T-'| tq,q = tr'r,a ---)
"<) T, = 0r$ttcrlq (r)
.v
la. ":---
l r-l-, = Z lvq
-=-==---
-r (r) (a)
F / ^ d (l ) r ( a ) l
( t . g - , c ta " ) - ( m , g+ \ , a ) : l/|.n
6l"t q
---r Sa3-s,J = f{),{+tnrA+}Mq
Q=llla?-D,B _ _ _ +4 =
(r'r,ntn*1)/tY) o " 1 6 o Y z +O . 6 o o ! 3 + O . 1 o e k / ^
Useenetgyconsiderations
to find the speedofthe blocksafterthe 600g blockhasfallen25 cm.
J(r) +(:)
F.l"i ,*.h
h" $ P\,a^t^""
r[ rolvf* [ rnnVi+'6T.*+ D,3V,rt
mrgX.,,
t= q,55N
\-r- 7*(* MA)(%
/1 ( n,*'0,) v )- + fl , ? )r1t n"rrfl
r/", q
iT,=".r4
/r (.1,*rrrx*Tala)va.- D, gV,++ rrr{)r+ .=6
- - )( rq,gi rf t torgr;ut;
VA -------\ t / = - X (m,9yg*mr?y,+)
( r t r , + t , *lnAM ) ( r Q , u. * o r/,M)
!r1 =-o')5r - l.fiO.r-rs)p.zn15')(a'>5^) )
+ (o-6-vuy?,:o/5{-o.ts^
!,1 = b.r5"'
(2+0.6oo)tg+
( O"qoe o:p+h) D,99'/r"
)-
T= %MB\
Problem12 ,/
A uniform sphericalshell of massM = 4.5 kg andradiusR = 8.5 cm canrotateabouta vertical
axison frictionlessbearings.A massless cordpassesaroundtheequatorofthe shell,overa
pulleyof rotationalinertiaI = 3.0 x l0-3 kg m' andradiusr = 5.0cm, andis attached to a small \--.
=
objectofmassm 0.60kg. Thereis no frictionon thepulley'saxle;thecorddoesnot slip on the
pulley. W}at is the speedofthe objectwhen it hasfallen 82 cm after beingreleasedfrom rest?
Useenersvconsiderations.
bI-t + rDgyi =a
Tsrqu'* *J.-t*
_^).dt V r.e\
F,-
_T 7,^Vt* jI9v\ J'^r/o^vernrrSY+
E-
/-,
- ( 7n."'4m-*r/,r') vl+ ra?V,= o
- (o .r"uN5)
(1 "7n/s') ( -o,zan1 Lq^l:
('A.,+73y
"{r/,)
Problem13 f [16.r,crs)
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%]#S]
A meterstick is held vertically with oneend on the floor andis then aliowedto fall. Find the \-'l
speedofthe otherendwhenit hitsthefloor, assuming thatthe endon tle floor doesnot slip.
(Hint: Considerthe stick to be a thin rod andusethe conservationof energyprincipie.)
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T
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&"-- ML,-blo-x J= /,^r^qLtj-1 ",,,n,'J.
W-"^4h*grcr&,, 4q
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