Physics, asked by amitrath869, 11 months ago

A particle is given an initial speed u inside a smooth spherical shell of radius

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Answered by Sritam9020
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Explanation:

The speed will remain constant as the sphere is smooth and no friction will occur with the surface of the particle and the surface of the sphere....

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Answered by Anonymous
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\huge\bf{Answer:-}

Let u be the speed.

Let r be the radius.

u {}^{2}  = 5gr \\ v {}^{2} = u {}^{2} - 2gr \\  = 5gr - 2gr \\  = 3gr \\ =  a(t) = g \\    = a(c) = v = v \frac{2}{r}

a(c)  =  \frac{v {}^{r} }{r}  =  \frac{3g {}^{r} }{r}  = 3g

Acceleration =  \sqrt{a(t) {}^{4} } + a {}^{2}  (c)

 =  \sqrt{g {}^{2}+ 3g {}^{2}  }

 =  \sqrt{g {}^{2}  + 3g {}^{2} }

 = g  \sqrt{10}

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