Physics, asked by pankhudi, 1 year ago

A body moves along a circle of radius 1 m with constant kinetic energy 25 J . Then the force acting on it is . (calculate the force


Divyankasc: Mass ? of body
Divyankasc: sorry by mistake
Divyankasc: Mass no there ??

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Answered by pahiroy1221
0
 work done = change in kinetic energy
therefore, no work has been done because kinetic energy is constant and work will only be done when kinetic energy changes .
therefore if work is 0J then,
W=Fs
0=F*1
0/1=F
0=F
therefore 0N force is acting on the body.
     i hope that this will help u......................^_^

pankhudi: thank u but the answer is 50N can u recheck your answer
pahiroy1221: how did u got that answer
pankhudi: because i have answers of questions but not solutions
Divyankasc: Its wrong question actually i think u should give mass also of the object
pahiroy1221: but i have read that change in kinetic energy is also equal to work done and if kinetic energy is not changing work done is 0
Divyankasc: Kinetic energy is 25 J by the way not 0
Divyankasc: and its 1 m RADIUS..So, first u have to calculate the circumference...
Divyankasc: On which it is moving
pahiroy1221: wt do u mean by constant kinetic energy
Divyankasc: Mass of the body ?
Answered by Jahnvi97
3
The body has constant kinetic energy. So it is moving with a constant speed or it is in uniform circular motion.

Let the mass of body = m
velocity = v
radius of circle = 1m

KE = 25J
⇒1/2 mv² = 25
⇒ mv² = 2*25
mv² = 50

Since it is in uniform circular motion, the only force acting on the body is centripetal force.
Force = mv²/r = 50/1 = 50N

Divyankasc: Arey haaaa
Divyankasc: Thanks
Jahnvi97: U r wlcm:-))
Divyankasc: I did not think about centripetal force.
Jahnvi97: Thanks pankhudi:))))
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