Physics, asked by asutosh4555, 4 months ago

A fan KS rotating with angular velocity 100 rev/ sec
Then after switched off it takes 5mins to stop.

Find the total number of revolution made before it stops..

Answers

Answered by Qᴜɪɴɴ
9

Correct question:

A fan is rotating with angular velocity 100 rev/ sec

Then after switching it off it takes 5mins to stop.

Find the total number of revolution made before it stops.

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Given:

  •  \dfrac{N}{t} = 100 rev/ sec
  • Final Angular velocity = ω = 0 rev/sec
  • Time = t = 5mins

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Need to find :

  • Number of revolutions =?

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Solution:

Time = 5mins

→ Time = 5 × 60 secs

→ Time = 300 secs

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\implies \omega\: o =  \dfrac{2\pi \: N}{t}

\implies \omega\: o= 2\pi \times ( \dfrac{N}{t} )

\implies \omega\: o = 2\pi \times 100

\implies \omega\:o = \: 200\pi

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we know,

 \theta =  \dfrac{ \omega + \omega \: o}{2}  \times t

\implies \theta =  \dfrac{0 + 200 \: \pi}{2 }  \times 300

\implies \theta = 3 \times  {10}^{4} \pi

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Also we know,

 N=  \dfrac{ \theta}{2\pi}

\implies N =  \dfrac{3 \times {10}^{4} \pi}{2\pi}

\implies N =  \dfrac{3 \times  {10}^{4} }{2}

\red{\bold{\large{\boxed{\implies N=15000\: revolutions}}}}

Answered by Himanidaga
3

Given:

\dfrac{N}{t}

t

N

= 100 rev/ sec

Final Angular velocity = ω = 0 rev/sec

Time = t = 5mins

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Need to find :

Number of revolutions =?

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Solution:

Time = 5mins

→ Time = 5 × 60 secs

→ Time = 300 secs

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i

\implies \omega\: o= 2\pi \times ( \dfrac{N}{t} )⟹ωo=2π×(

t

N

)

\implies \omega\: o = 2\pi \times 100⟹ωo=2π×100

\implies \omega\:o = \: 200\pi⟹ωo=200π

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we know,

\theta = \dfrac{ \omega + \omega \: o}{2} \times tθ=

2

ω+ωo

×t

\implies \theta = \dfrac{0 + 200 \: \pi}{2 } \times 300⟹θ=

2

0+200π

×300

\implies \theta = 3 \times {10}^{4} \pi⟹θ=3×10

4

π

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Also we know,

\implies N = \dfrac{3 \times {10}^{4} \pi}{2\pi}⟹N= </p><p>2π</p><p>3×10 </p><p>4</p><p> π

.

N= \dfrac{ \theta}{2\pi}N= </p><p>2π</p><p>θ

⟹N=

.

⟹N=15000revolutions

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