Physics, asked by kookukumari, 3 months ago

A rod of length 2 m is pivoted at one end A and freely rotated in
horizontal plane at an angular velocity of 6 rad s=1, about vertical axis
passing point A. Suddenly temperature of system is increased by 200°C.
The percentage change in its angular speed is nearly
(a = 3 x 10-4K-1)

18.6%
41%
12%
36%

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Answered by Sayantana
6

Answer:

rod length will change after temperature increases due to molecular expansion.

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Your answer is 12%

reasons for angular speed change-

  • as temperature increase rod length increases by which mass get more distributed from the axis
  • which results in increase of moment of inertia
  • as angular momentum is conserved...so to counter the effect of inertia omerga gets decreases
  • as angular momentum L=IW(W is omega)

Hope it helps!!

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Answered by VivaciousDork
8

OPTION 3) RIGHT ANSWER :)

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