Physics, asked by kirti9255, 3 months ago

A particle is moving on a straight line x + y = 2.
Its angular momentum about origin is L = 3t + 2
(kg mềs-"). Find the force acting on the particle at
t = 2 s. (x and y are in metre)
(1)
v2
N.
(2) 3N
(3) 3V2N
(4) VZN​

Answers

Answered by StormEyes
1

\sf \Large Solution!!

We know that Angular Momentum = Linear Momentum × Lower arm

and we know that Lower arm = Perpendicular length = √2 (\therefore x+ y = 2)

Now,

3t + 2 = mv × √2

diff. both side,

3 = \sf \dfrac{mdv}{dt}\times \sqrt{2}

Therefore, \sf \dfrac{mdv}{dt}=F

F = \sf \dfrac{3}{\sqrt{2}}N

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