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a particle moves along circular path such that magnitude of tangential acceleration is always equal to centripetal acceleration of initial velocity is u then find the time after which it's speed becomes 2u and radius of circle is r​

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Answered by saxenalavi422
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Answer:

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Explanation:

For circular motion, the radial acceleration, a

r

is given by

R

v

2

, and the tangential acceleration, a

t

is given by

dt

dv

Since these accelerations are equal, so

R

v

2

=

dt

dv

Hence,(

v

2

R

)dv=dt

Upon integration

v

2

R

dv=∫dt

v

R

=t+C

To evaluate integration constant C

Put v=v

0

at t=0

Therefore, C=−

v

0

R

The relation between v and t is ,

v

R

=t−

v

0

R

t=R[

v

0

.v

v−v

0

]

Now, v=

dt

ds

,

where, s id the length of the arc covered by the particle as it moves in the circle

Therefore, t=

v

0

R

dt

ds

R

t=

v

0

R

−R.

ds

dt

tds=

v

0

R

−Rdt

ds(

v

0

R

−t)=Rdt

R

ds

=

v

0

R

−t

dt

Upon integrating

R

ds

=∫

v

0

R

−t

dt

R

s

=−ln(

v

0

R

−t)+C

putting at t=0 and s=0

C=

v

0

lnR

Therefore, the relation takes the form

R

s

=

v

0

lnR

−ln(

v

0

R

−t)=ln(

R−v

0

t

R

)

For complete revolution, putting s=2πR, t=T

R

2πR

=ln(

R−v

0

T

R

)

T=

v

0

R

(1−e

−2π

)

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