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a uniform horizontal circular disc of mass m and radius r can freely rotate

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Answered by Fatimakincsem
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The angular velocity of the disc is  ω f = 4/5  ω i

Explanation:

Correct statement:

A uniform horizontal circular disc of mass MM and radius RR can freely rotate about a vertical axle passing through its centre. A particle of mass mm is placed near the centre of the disc in a smooth groove made along the radius of the disc as shown. An initial angular velocity ω^ 2  is imparted to the disc. Find the angular velocity of the disc, when the particle reaches the other end of the groove. (Take  M/m  =4)

Solution:

No extend force so total angular  momentum is constant

I1ωf  = I,ω i

ω f = (li / lf)ω ;

li = 1/2 MR^2 + 1/2 M(0)^2  = 1/2 MR^2 (M = 4x)

l = 2MR^2

lf = 1/2 MR^2 + 1/2M(R)^2 = 5/2 MR^2

li / lf = 4/5

ω f = 4/5  ω i

Thus the angular velocity of the disc is  ω f = 4/5  ω i

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