Physics, asked by xhastagx, 11 months ago

A block of mass m is suspended released from the top of a frictionless fixed hemisphere as shown.Find

i) the angle with the vertical where It Breaks off

ii) the velocity at the instant When It Breaks off

iii) the height where It Breaks off​

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Answered by sahildhande987
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At B ;N=0

Therefore,

mgcos\theta = \frac{M{v}^{2}_{B}}{R}

Therefore,

{V}_{B} = \sqrt {gRcos \theta}______(1)

Now by equation of energy between A and B we have;

0+mgR= \frac {1}{2} {M{v}^{2}_{B}}+ mgh

put {V}_{B} from (1) and h=Rcos \theta

Therefore,

{V}_{B} =\large{\boxed{\boxed{\sqrt{\frac{2}{3}gR}}}} and h= {\boxed{\boxed{\frac{2R}{3}}}} from the bottom

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