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11) The two ends A and B of a uniform rod of length L = 1 and mass m are moving with velocities vA and vB as shown. The angular velocity of the rod is.
a) 20 rad/sb) 25 rad/sc) 30 rad/sd) 50 rad/s

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Answered by Anonymous
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Answer:

The answer will be option b

Explanation:

According to the problems the length of the rod is given and velocities of the mass is given as vA and vB

Let us consider that A and B is connection along with X axis

Therefore according to the diagram,

velocity of A along in x axis  vA =20 x cos 53 degree = 20 x 3/5 = 12 m/s

velocity of B along in x axis  vB =v x cos 37 degree = v x 4/5  m/s

Therefore ,

v x 4/5  = 12

=> v = 15 m/s

velocity of A along in y axis  vA =20 x sin 53 degree = 20 x 4/5 = 16 m/s

velocity of B along in y axis  vB =15 x sin 37 degree = 15 x 3/5  = 9 m/s

As the rod is moving therefore the angular velocity of the rod ω

ω = Velocity of  A  along in y axis + velocity of  along is y axis/ distance between A and B

    = 16+9/1 = 25 rad /s

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Answered by theintelligent99
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