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PART III Problems Problem1 A computer disk starts rotating from rest at constant angular acceleration. If it takes 0.750 s to complete its second revolution: a) How long does it take to complete the first complete revolution; b) What is the angular acceleration? ANSWER: a) 1.81 s; b) α = 3.84rad i s 2 Problem 2 A machinist turns the power on to a grinding wheel, at rest, at time t = 0 s. The wheel accelerates uniformly for 10 s and reaches the operating angular velocity of 42 rad/s. The wheel is run at that angular velocity for 39 s and then power is shut off. The wheel decelerates uniformly at 2.6 rad/s 2 until the it stops. In this situation, the angular acceleration of the wheel between t = 0 s and t = 10 s is closest to: a) 5.9 rad/s 2 b) 7.6 rad/s 2 c) 4.2 rad/s 2 d) 5.0 rad/s 2 e) 6.7 rad/s 2 Partial Solution: Use ω z = ω 0z + α z t α z = ω z ω 0z t with ω 0z = 0 and ω z = 42 rad s Answer: c Problem 3 A light triangular plate OAB is in a horizontal plane. Three forces, F1 = 3 N, F2 = 1 N, and F3 = 9 N, act on the plate, which is pivoted about a vertical axes through point O. In Figure below, the magnitude of the torque due to force F1 about the axis through point O is closest to: Partial Solution: Here use ! τ = ! r × ! F that gives τ 1 = rF 1 sin 60 0 , where you should be able to deduce that the angle between ! r and ! F 1 is 60 ! answer e) Problem 4*** In the diagram on the next page, the mass is released from rest. As it descends the rope rotates the pulley and the hollow sphere without slipping. T1 is the tension in the bottom part of the rope, and T2 is the tension in the top part of the rope, with T 1 T 2 . i) Draw a free-body diagram on m, and use Newton’s second law (equation 5-1)to obtain, the equation, T 1 mg = ma , where a is the acceleration. ii) Draw a free-body diagram on the pulley that includes the four forces acting on it, and use Newton’s second law (equation 10-45) for rotation to obtain the equation T 1 r T 2 r = Iα p = I / r 2 ( ) α p r . a) 1.1 Nm b) 1.4 Nm c) 0.90 Nm d) 1.8 Nm e) 1.6 Nm

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PARTIIIProblemsProblem1Acomputerdiskstartsrotatingfromrestatconstantangularacceleration.Ifittakes0.750stocompleteitssecondrevolution:a)Howlongdoesittaketocompletethefirstcompleterevolution;b)Whatistheangularacceleration?ANSWER:a)1.81s;b) α =3.84rad i s−2 Problem 2 Amachinist turns the power on to a grindingwheel, at rest, at time t = 0 s. Thewheelacceleratesuniformlyfor10sandreachestheoperatingangularvelocityof42rad/s.Thewheelisrunatthatangularvelocityfor39sandthenpowerisshutoff.Thewheeldeceleratesuniformlyat2.6rad/s2untiltheitstops.Inthissituation,theangularaccelerationofthewheelbetweent=0sandt=10sisclosestto:a)5.9rad/s2b)7.6rad/s2c)4.2rad/s2d)5.0rad/s2e)6.7rad/s2

PartialSolution:Use

ωz = ω0z + α zt→α z = ωz −ω0z

t with

ω0z = 0and

ωz = 42 rads

Answer:cProblem3AlighttriangularplateOABisinahorizontalplane.Threeforces,F1=3N,F2=1N,andF3=9N,actontheplate,whichispivotedaboutaverticalaxesthroughpointO.InFigurebelow,themagnitudeofthetorqueduetoforceF1abouttheaxisthroughpointOisclosestto:

PartialSolution:Hereuse

!τ = !r ×

!F thatgivesτ1 = rF1 sin60

0 ,whereyoushouldbeabletodeducethattheanglebetween

!r and !F1 is 60! answere)

Problem4***Inthediagramonthenextpage,themassisreleasedfromrest.Asitdescendstheroperotatesthepulleyandthehollowspherewithoutslipping.T1isthetensioninthebottompartoftherope,andT2isthetensioninthetoppartoftherope,with

T1 ≠T2 .i) Drawafree-bodydiagramonm,anduseNewton’ssecondlaw(equation

5-1)toobtain,theequation,T1 −mg= −ma ,whereaistheacceleration.ii) Drawafree-bodydiagramonthepulleythatincludesthefourforces

actingonit,anduseNewton’ssecondlaw(equation10-45)forrotationtoobtaintheequationT1r −T2r = Iα p = I /r2( )α pr .

a)1.1N•mb)1.4N•mc)0.90N•md)1.8N•me)1.6N•m

iii) Drawafree-bodydiagramonthehollowthatincludesthethreeforcesactingonit,anduseNewton’ssecondlaw(equation10-45)forrotationtoobtaintheequationT2R = Isα s = 2/3( )MR2α s .

iv) Usetheno-slipconditions,a= rα p anda= Rα s ,tofindtheacceleration

ofm,andtheangularaccelerationofthesphereandpulley,aswellasthetensionT1andT2.Compareyouranswerswiththeonesyouobtainbytheenergymethod.ANSWER: a=1.2mi s−2 ;T1=36.9NandT2=8.8N.

Problem5Ablockofmass5.00kgisreleasedfromrest,slidesdownasurfaceinclinedat !9.36tothehorizontal.Thecoefficientofkineticfrictionis 1.0=kµ .AstringattachedtotheblockiswrappedaroundasolidcylindricalflywheelofM=25.0kgandR=0.15m.Thereisfrictionbetweentheropeandtheflywheelsothattheropedoesnotslipagainstthewheel.

A)Drawafreeenergydiagramontheblockshowingallforcesactingonit,andhencedeterminethekineticforceoffrictionontheblock.B)Usingtheconservationoftotalenergyorthework-energytheorem,determinethelinearspeedoftheblockafterithasslid1.1mdowntheincline(asshownindiagram).Don’tforgetthattheflywheelwillbespinning.C)Calculatetheangularvelocityoftheflywheelaftertheblockhasslid1.1m?ANSWER:A)fk =3.92N ;B)UseconservationofenergyWext = − fkd = ΔEmech = ΔU +ΔK = −mgh+ 1/2( )mv2 + 1/2( )Iω 2 ,

d=1.1m, h= dsin36.9! ,m=5kg,I = 1/2( )MR2 ,M=25kg,R=.15m,withno-slipconditionωR = v , v =1.1mi s−1 ;C)ω =7.441s−1 .

36.9°

L

Solidcylinderwithmomentofinertia

L=1.1m

HangingBoxm=4.3kgPulley, ,r=0.099m

HollowSphere, ,

M=11kg,R=0.820

Problem6***In the diagram below, a uniform spherical boulder starts from rest and rolls down a 50.0 m high hill. The top half of the hill is rough so that the boulder rolls without slipping, but the bottom half is covered with ice, and so is frictionless. What is the translational speed of the boulder when it reaches the bottom of the hill? ANSWER: 29 m/s

Problem7Indiagrambelowa2kgrockisatpointPtravelinghorizontallywithaspeedof12m/s.Atthisinstantwhatisthemagnitudeanddirectionoftheangularmomentum?Iftheonlyforceactingontherockisitsweight,whatistherateofchange(magnitudeanddirection)oftheangularmomentum?AngularMomentum

!L = !r × !p = m!r × !v validforpointparticlew.r.t.pointO

!r ,r=8m

36.9°143.1°

!v Forthemagnitude

L =

!L = mvr sin143.1" = 2kg ×12m / s × 8m × .6

L=115.2kg-m2/s.

25.0m

25.0m

Solidsphere(table9.2)

+ Clockwiseispositive

Point1

Point2

Point3

RoughRollwithoutslipping

SmoothSphereslips

M–massofsphereR–radiusofsphere

Directionperpendiculartox-yplaneindicates+zoutofthepageindicates–zintopage

Also+xright+yup

Usingtherighthandruleonitiseasytoseethatthe

directionof is–zorintothepage

Torqueduetogravityonparticlew.r.t.pointO.

!τ = !r ×

!Fg ,Fg = mg = 2kg × 9.8m / s

2 = 19.6N !r ,r=8m

53.1°36.9°

!Fg

Sincetherateofchangeofangularmomentum !τ = d

!L / dt hasoppositedirection

(+z)comparedtothedirectionofthecurrentangularmomentum !L = !r × !p = m!r × !v

(-z),theangularmomentumisdecreasing.Canyouseethesimilaritywithourmuchearlierdiscussiononlinearkinetics?FINALCOMMENTANDADVICE:Angularmomentum

!L andTorque

!τ dependon

theorigin(O).Forexample, !L = 0 and

!τ = 0maybezerofororiginO,butnonzero

!L ≠ 0 and

!τ ≠ 0 inanotheroriginO/.Studyangularmomentumproblemsand

staticequilibriumproblems.Problem8A carousel has a radius of 3.0m and amoment of inertia of IC = 8000kg •m2 , forrotation about axis perpendicular to the its center. The carousel is rotatingunpoweredandwithoutfrictionwithanangularvelocityof1.2rad/s.An80-kgmanruns with a velocity of 5.0 m/s, on a line tangent to the rim of the carousel,overtakingit.Themanrunsontothecarouselandgrabsholdofapoleontherim.

a)Beforethecollision,whatisthemagnitudeoftheangularmomentumoftherotatingcarousel,

!LC ,withrespecttothecenterofthecarousel?Whatisthe

directionof !LC ?ANSWER:

LC = 9600 kg im2

s,direction ⊙ outofpage,+z,or

!LC = 9600kg im2

s⎛

⎝⎜⎞

⎠⎟k̂ b)Beforethecollision,whatisthemagnitudeoftheangular

momentoftherunning80-kgman, !LM ,withrespecttothecenterofthecarousel?

Usingtherighthandruleon itiseasytoseethatthedirectionof is+zoroutthepage.

Thiscanbeexpressedinadifferentunit

Usingsecondlawforrotationintermsofangularmomentum

.Hencethenettorqueistherateofchangeofangular

momentum

+y

+x

Directionperpendiculartox-yplaneindicates+zoutofthepageindicates–zintopage

USETHISCONVENTIONTOINDICATETHEDIRECTIONOFANGULARMOMENTUM

Whatisthedirectionof !LM ?ANSWER:

LM = 1200 kg im2

s,direction ⊙ outofpage

(+z),or

!LC = 1200kg im2

s⎛

⎝⎜⎞

⎠⎟k̂ .c)Afterthecollisionwhenthemanisonthe

carousel,whatisthemagnitudeofthefinalangularvelocityofthecarousel(withthemanonit),ω fC ?Whatisthedirectionofthefinalangularvelocity

!ω fC ?Note:

Itotal = IC +mR2 .ANSWER:ω fc = 1.24

radsoutofpage ⊙ or+z,

!ω fc = 1.24

radsk̂