A bucket full of water is revolved in a vertical circle of 2m. What should be the maximum time period of revolution so that the water does not fall at the point of maximum height ?
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2m is radius or diameter?
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let the velocity at the top of the circle be = V m/s
let Radius R = 2 meter
The centripetal force on water in the bucket should be more than the gravitational pull. Then water does not fall.
m V² / R = m g => V = √(Rg) = 2√5 m/sec as g = 10m/sec
so velocity of the bucket in the vertical circle must be minimum 2√5 m/s
then the period of revolution = T < 2πR/ V = 2.8 sec
let Radius R = 2 meter
The centripetal force on water in the bucket should be more than the gravitational pull. Then water does not fall.
m V² / R = m g => V = √(Rg) = 2√5 m/sec as g = 10m/sec
so velocity of the bucket in the vertical circle must be minimum 2√5 m/s
then the period of revolution = T < 2πR/ V = 2.8 sec
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How did T <2pir/v has been applied
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