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and Circular
(Rotational
Unit 03 radius of circular path is 0.5 m, the angular speed of
the body is:
AL R
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HMAN sERIE S C) 22 rad/s
A) 18 rad/s
ROTATIONAL AND CIRCULAR D) 24 rad/s
03 An electric
motor of
MOTION
12 horse
rad/s.
power generates
What will be the
an
13.
B) 20 rad/s
A wheel has
A) 2nfC
circumference
linear speed of a point on the
C. If it akes f r.p.s., the
circum ference is:
C) fC/2T
01. of 22
angular
velocity
B) fC D) fC/60
frequency o f r o t a t i o n ? radius 20
body is whirled in a horizontal circle of
14. A
What is its
cm. It has angular velocity of 10 rad/s.
A) linear velocity at any point on circular path?
D) 7/44
C) 20 m/s
B) 7/2 of seconds hand and A) 10 m/s
The ratio of angular speeds B) 2 m/s
D) 2 m/s
02. watch is: circular orbit with constant
hour hand of a 15. A particle moves along a
A) 1:720 C) 1:60 This necessarily means:
D) 720: 1 angular velocity.
confined to a single plane
A) its motion is
B) 60: 1
with constant angular velocity on a confined to a single plane
03. A body moves
of angular acceleration
is: B) its motion is not motion.
circle. Magnitude C) nothing can be said regarding the plane of
C) zero one-dimensional
A) ro D) ro D) its motion is 1.0 m and
tied to a string of length
A mass of 5 kg is
B) constant
a diameter of 3 m
starts from rest and 16. uniform speed of 4
having in vertical circle with
wheel a
04. A of 210 is rotated
accelerates uniformly to a n angular velocity m/s. The tension in the string will be 130 N when the
of the wheel is:
rpm in 5 seconds. Angular acceleration mass is at (g = 10 m/s*)
C) 2.2 rad s*
A) 4.4 rad s A) highest point C) bottom
B) 3.3 rad s D) 1.1 rad s D) cannot be justified
angles B) mid way
a circle describing equal and
If a particle move_ in velocity of 2 rad s
05.
of time, the velocity vector: 17. A body rotating with angular circle is:
in equal intervals then radius of
linear velocity is also 2 ms,
A) remains constant. C) 0.5 m
A) I m
B) changes in magnitude only. B) 4 m D) 2 m
C) changes in direction only A body travelling in a circular path at constant speed:
and direction 18.
D) changes both in magnitude A) Has a constant velocity
is an axial vector?
06. Which of the following
C) Angular Velocity B) is not accelerated
A) Torque C) has an inward
acceleration
All of these
B) Angular Displacement D) revolved in a horizontal D) has transverse acceleration
is
A particle of mass 1 kg rotating about a
07.
the help of a string. If
the 19. All the points on a rigid body
circle of radius 1 m with
can withstand is 167 N,| fixed axis do not have same:
tension the string
maximum C) Angular speed
frequency with which the particlee A) speed
then the maximum B) Angular acceleration D) Angular displacement
can revolve is:
C) 4 Hz 20. In angular motion the centripetal force Fe is:
A) 3 Hz
D) 5 Hz A) m'ro C) mro
B) 2 Hz D) mr'o
radius vector and centripetal B) mro
08. Angle between 120 revolutions
21 The angular speed of flywheel making
acceleration is:
C) 180° per minute is:
A) 0° C) 120 rad s
B) 90° D) 45° A) 2n rad s
circular motion is: B) 4T rad s D) Ik rad s
09. The angular displacement in the axis of
Which of the following is not directed along
A) dimensional quantity 22.
rotation?
B) dimensionless quantity
A) angular displacement
C) unit less and dimensionless quantity B) centripetal acceleration
D) unit less quantity
A flywheel rotates at a constant speed of 3000 rpm.|
C) angular momentum
10.
one second is: D) Angular acceleration
The angle described by the shaft in
C) 100n rad The direction of can be found by right
A) 3n rad 3
B) 30T rad D) 3000n rad hand rule.
seconds hand of acceleration
A) angular displacement C) angular
a
11. What is the angular speed of the
B) angular velocity D) all of these
wateh?
anticlockwise. When the
C) T/30 rad/s A pedestal fan is rotating
A) 60 rad/s
B) T rad/s D) 2 rad/s
24. electric power is cut off, its speed steadily dereases to
12. A body of mass 100 g is revolving in a horizontal zero. Its angular acceleration will be directed:
Circle. If its frequency of rotation is 3.5 r.p.s. and A) upward C) away from us
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An electric fan rotating itched o
B) downward D) towards us 37 comes to rest in 2 seconds having
a
AL RE HMAN SERIES
03ROTATIONAL AND CIRCULAR MOTION (SOLUTIONS)) Reason
Answer
Opton
72 2Tf
01 B)
720:1 2 27
D) and
02
s60 OH12x3600
(hour hand complete l revolution in 12 hours)
2T
60
12x560 12x60 720:
2T 60
12x3600
03. C) zero
constantA = 0
a 0
4.4 rads 27
04. A) (Irpm 60 rad s
210- 210 -22 rads - .
-At 4 4 rads
Changes in direction In circular motion the direction of
05. C)
only velocity changes at every point and it is
along the tangent.
06. D) All of these Angular displacement, angular velocity, angular acceleration, angular momentum and
torque all have direction along the axis of rotation. Their direction can be determined
by right hand rule.
07. F mrw = Imr(27f)' = 4r*mrf
B) 2 Hz
4tmrf 16
(XD=4 f 2 Hz
08. C) 1800
F -mor
24.
by right hand rule.
C) Away from us When the pedestal fan is switched off, then its
anti parallel to each other. By
angular velocity and acceleratic
right hand rule the angular velocity towards us
angular acceleration away from us.
25. B)
1800 rad/s m
27t T
3600rad/s
=
1800 rad/s
minute hand complete I revolution in 1 hour)
26. B) Axis of rotation is When axis of rotation is fixed then all angular vectors have the same direction.
fixed theycan be manipulated as scalars.
27. B) Angular velocity The time rate of change of angular displacement is called angular velocity. is
by
AG
At
28. D) Both A) and B) Angular work is being done when external torque acts the
on
body that chang
angular velocity (either increase or decrease).
Angular work done = Te = la0
a- At
29. C) FrequenCy A6I T 1
At
30. B) Fixed The angular equations holds true
only in the case when axis of rotation is 1IN
that all angular vectors have the same direction.
Hence they can be manipul
scalars.
31. C) Vector quantity For very small values of
AG, the angular displacement is a vector quantity, itS
is along the axis of rotation and it is given by right hand rule.
32. D) 2r and tr respectively Displacement 2r
27tr/2
Distance
I, 11, III
A)
C) 12 m/ss
36.
&- -12ms
37. B) 8 revolutions
o+at -(3)(2) +5)2)*= 6+2 -
8 rev
Axis of rotation
39. C) 2.5 m/s V= ro=(0.5X5)= 2.5 m/s
40. B) 128 N F e v
(8(8) 128 N
41 C) Radial acceleration This acceleration is directed along the radius towards the centre of circle. So it is also
known as radial acceleration.
42. D) I rev /min = 1 x
2T
a rad/s = 0 rad/s
3 0 rads
The angle between hour and minute hand at 4'0 clock 4 2 rad rad
49.
C) t rad Circumfrence of circle2t
2r =
T rad
Diameter
50.
B) 27t/15 rad/s 27T 21T rad/s
ad/ss
4 rev/min =4 x 60 15
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51. D) 80 meters An athlete complete I round in
40 s. it means that
3 rounds complete
120s (2 minutes). So
total
displacement is zero in 120 s. The displacement of
athlete in next 20 s (semi circle) is
R+R 2R= (40 2) =80 m.
52. C) 90
(0.1)(5 27)
59.
x =
(0.1)(100n*) =
107 m/s*
D) All of these S r8
V ro
a ra
60. D) Both perform work |The centripetal and centrifugal forces are
done perpendicular to velocity. As the displacement is
parallel to the velocity. So, the angle between
the displacement and the forces is 90°.
61. C) 8Fe
Fe
mv
F= 2m(2 sY 8F.
8F
62. B) Ix 10* N mv (1000 10
Fe=* =
Ix 10' N
10
63. B) 90
64. C) 1:60
21
s60 and
OM 3600
(minute hand complete I revolution in 1 hour)
2T
3600 60
3600 601:60
21
60
65. B) Four times
F=
mv
F'=: 2m(2v)= 4 =4F
2r
66. B) 47T m/S
ro ()(2r) =4Tt m/s
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C)
27f:
2T
68. B) Away Centrifugal force is equal in magnitude and opposite to the centripetal force. So, it 1s
away from the center of circle.
69. A) Equal
a ro
As
centripetal acceleration does not depend upon the mass of object. So, at same speed
and radius both have same centripetal acceleration.
0. C) 3/4
mv
F F" -Sm[V/2)3/m
B) Slides off to the
outside of the curve F mv(1000)(10) = 1000 N
100
To move in the circular
path the required centripetal
force must be provided by any
sOurce. But in this case the source of centripetal force is the force friction between
road and tyres. In this case frictional force does not provide necessary centripetal
72.
force. So, the car slides off to the outside of the curve.
C) 12 N
T+W FcT= Fe - W mv
73. D) 4T
r mg m -2-10-26) 12 N
- 0-(124)=- 4T rads
At (Irev 27 rad)
A) 81 rad
2a0 o- o2(-2)0 (0) -(18) - 40 3240- 324 81 rad
B) Total linear Two equal but opposite forces at different line
of action form a couple. Couple
momentum produces the all angular.quantities given in the question except linear momentum.
76. B) 10 rad/s
=ro o 4r 0.4 10 rad/s
v
77. C)
m/s v- ro-
(5 -mis (r = d/2= 1/2 m)
78. B) The centripetal force To move in the circular path the required
centripetal force must be provided by any
upon him is greater source. But in this case the source of centripetal force is the force friction between
thanlimiting friction road and tyres. Cyclist required more centripetal force to overcome skidding.
79. B) T la The analogous of Newton's 2" law in angular motion is
T la
80. C) at the lowest point
T- W m
FcT= W+ Fe =
mg + r
The probability to break the string at lowest point is maximum. Because the tension at
that point is maximum.
81 C) half the angular As two wheels roll side-by-side only if vi = V2
velocity of wheel 1 0
r r2002ri0 =(2r,)02 02
82 D) a ro
rOg_ (20) 4
aA rOA 0A
(0g 20)
83.
D) A force of constant The force which is needed to move a body in a circular path and it is always directed
magnitude that is towards the centre of the circle, is called centripetal force.
always directed
toward the same fíxed
84. point
C) 1.4 x 10 N mv (0.04)(0.6) 144 = 1.4 x 10N
10000
85.
D)
(V constant)
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86. C) Half F
a rX
87. C)
d2 I2a 2
2
rar/
88. C) 4R Fi F
m
R
mv (2v
R2
HN. RR R = 4R,
mg
This is only possible when Fs =
Fb
F,-0
90. C) The wheel turns lf a body covers equal
angular displacement in equal time intervals, then it is
through equal angles be in uniform angular
velocity.
in equal times
91. D)
rad's 60 I5 rad/s
92. B) The particle has a
circular motion
5.
S= re=(D(7) =T m=3.14 m
B) 3cm V81
V ro =i= 3 cm
27
A) 9 rad 36 9 rad
2a6=
- o (2(2)0
=
6 -0 0 -
A) V ro V ro
8.
B) 3.5 radian
S-r0 --3.5 radian
D) Zero W F.dcos90" =0 is 90
force and displacement
ne angle between centripetal
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65
10. C) Four times
m
Circular motion
Fe= F m(2vA(mv 4F
11. B) When body moves in a circular, after one
original position so displacement becomescomplete revolution, as the body
zero while the distance
return to its
covered by body 1IS
C) 6 hours non-zero.
12. By conservation of angular momentum
Itay l20 MR,
T4T T= =6 hours
13. C) 57.30
S600
2T rad
3600 I rad= 360
27
= 57.3°
A. I rad/s*
4.
= I rad/s At
B. 0.54 650 x 6500
W mg Tg (80000)X9.8)0.54
B. Linear velocity, A body having translator motion possesses
linear velocity and linear
linear momentum, momentum. In the same way, a body having rotatory motion possesses
angular
angular velocity, velocity and angular momentum.
angular nmomentum
6. A. 1.0x 10' NN mv(1000(10) =
Fe 10
1.0x 10'N