a disc of radius r start at time t=0 moving along the positive x axis with linear speed v and angular speed omega find the x and y coordinate of the bottommost point at any time t
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disc radius = r, Linear velocity = v, angular velocity = ω, v = r ω when the disc rolls.
Let the bottommost point be P (0,0). Let the center of circular disc be O (r,0).
Position of 'O' : x = v t, y = r
Point P rotates at angular velocity ω wrt O. So its position wrt O is
x1 = - r Sin ωt y1 = r - r cos ωt
as ωt = angle rotated in time t.
So absolute position of point P: x = v t - r Sin ωt
y = r - r cos ωt
If we eliminate ωt from both equations:
r² = (x - v t)² + (y - r)²
x = v Cos⁻¹ (1 - y/r) - r √(y(2r-y)
This is called the cycloid curve.
Let the bottommost point be P (0,0). Let the center of circular disc be O (r,0).
Position of 'O' : x = v t, y = r
Point P rotates at angular velocity ω wrt O. So its position wrt O is
x1 = - r Sin ωt y1 = r - r cos ωt
as ωt = angle rotated in time t.
So absolute position of point P: x = v t - r Sin ωt
y = r - r cos ωt
If we eliminate ωt from both equations:
r² = (x - v t)² + (y - r)²
x = v Cos⁻¹ (1 - y/r) - r √(y(2r-y)
This is called the cycloid curve.
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