Physics, asked by raghavanps647, 6 months ago

A uniform circular disc has a radius of
20 cm. A circular disc of radius 10 cm
is cut concentrically from the original
disc. The shift in centre of mass is
(A)
ст
200
(B)
7
ст
300
(C)
1
cm
400
(D)
Zero

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Answered by devlodhi638
4

Answer:

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Answered by knjroopa
1

Explanation:

So there is a uniform circular disk which has a radius of 20 cm. So the radius is R. Also the radius of the smaller disc r is 10 cm. It is cut concentrically from the original disc. So the discs has same centres.

  • So for a uniform circular disc the centre of mass will be at the centre of disc.
  • Now the disc of both the radius that is R and r will have the centre of mass at the same position.
  • Now centre of mass R = (0,0) and r = (0,0)
  • If we draw the x axis and y axis at the centre of the circle we get
  • x coordinate will be x = m1x1 + m2x2 / m1 + m2
  • So if x1 = 0 and x2 = 0 we get x coordinate as x = 0
  • So centre of mass of bigger and smaller discs are in same position.
  • Therefore there is no shift in centre of mass and hence the distance value is zero.

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