Physics, asked by MiniDoraemon, 7 months ago

A small particle of mass m is projected at an angle ¢ with the x-axis with an initial velocity V₀ in the xy place as shown in the figure . At a time t <V₀sin¢/g , the angular momentum of the particle is ?
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Answered by TheLifeRacer
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  • Explanation :- Angular momentum of the particle is L = m(r×v)
  • => where , r = [(V₀cosθt )i + (V₀sinθt - 1/2gt²)j]
  • where , V₀ =(V₀cos¢)i + (V₀sin¢-gt)j

now , we have

  • L = m [(V₀cos¢t)i + (v₀sin¢t -1/2gt²)j]×[V₀cos¢i +(V₀sin¢ - gt)j]
  • we know i× j = k
  • ∴ L = mv₀cosθt(-1/2gt)k
  • -1/2mgV₀t²cosθkAnswer

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