A uniform ring of radius im is performing rolling motion on the horizontal surface as shown in the figure. At t = 0 acceleration of COM of ring is 3 i m/s2 while angular acceleration & angular velocity are -3k rad/s2 and -2 k rad's where x-z plane is horizontal and y is vertical axis. A is in contact with surface and C is at 2m above the surface. B and D are 1m above the surface С ул B 0. D >X N N A Magnitude of acceleration (in m/s2) of point B with respect to Dis
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Explanation:
The motion of the two objects is caused by the frictional force acting on the objects=μ
k
mg
Thus acceleration due to frictional force=μ
k
g
Thus linear velocity attained in time t,v=u+at=0+μ
k
gt=μ
k
gt
Also a torque would act due to friction causing a rotation about the center.
Thus τ=Iα
⟹fr=Iα
Thus angular acceleration, α=
I
fr
=
I
μ
k
mgr
Thus angular velocity attained after time t, ω=ω
0
−αt
When rolling starts, v=rω
⟹μ
k
gt=r(ω
0
−
I
μ
k
mgr
t)
⟹t=
μ
k
g+
I
μ
k
mgr
2
rω
0
Since I for ring is greater than that for solid disc, ring takes longer time to achieve pure rolling. Thus the solid disc starts to roll earlier.
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