Physics, asked by abcd5590, 1 month ago

A uniform solid cone of height h = 5 m and base radius 3m is moving on a smooth horizontal table. The velocity of centre of mass of cone is 'V' in horizontal direction and cone rotates about its vertical axis with angular velocity a = 10rad/s. Then find the minimum velocity v (in m/s) to avoid bumping the edge of the table when it gets there. (Take g = 10 m/s2) 1​

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Answered by adventureisland
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The moment of inertia of the cone around the axis depicted in the illustration is = 10 3.

mR

2

Hence, R=radius of cone

m=mass of cone

When the particle is at apex it has no moment of inertia about axis of rotation .

When the particle is at the base of cone it has a moment of inertia which is equal to m/s

2

.

So, initially the moment of inertia of system is

I

i

=

10

3

mR

2

+0

=

10

3

mR

2

Finally the moment of inertia of the system

I

f

=

10

3

mR

2

+mR

2

=

10

13

mR

2

So according to conservation of angular momentum

I

i

ω=I

f

ω

⟹ω

=

I

f

I

i

ω

ω

=

(

10

13

)mR

2The moment of inertia of the cone around the axis depicted in the illustration is = 10 3.

mR

2

Hence, R=radius of cone

m=mass of cone

When the particle is at apex it has no moment of inertia about axis of rotation .

When the particle is at the base of cone it has a moment of inertia which is equal to m/s

2

.

So, initially the moment of inertia of system is

I

i

=

10

3

mR

2

+0

=

10

3

mR

2

Finally the moment of inertia of the system

I

f

=

10

3

mR

2

+mR

2

=

10

13

mR

2

So according to conservation of angular momentum

I

i

ω=I

f

ω

⟹ω

=

I

f

I

i

ω

ω

=

(

10

13

)mR

2The moment of inertia of the cone around the axis depicted in the illustration is = 10 3.

mR

2

Hence, R=radius of cone

m=mass of cone

When the particle is at apex it has no moment of inertia about axis of rotation .

When the particle is at the base of cone it has a moment of inertia which is equal to m/s

2

.

So, initially the moment of inertia of system is

I

i

=

10

3

mR

2

+0

=

10

3

mR

2

Finally the moment of inertia of the system

I

f

=

10

3

mR

2

+mR

2

=

10

13

mR

2

So according to conservation of angular momentum

I

i

ω=I

f

ω

⟹ω

=

I

f

I

i

ω

ω

=

(

10

13

)mR

2The moment of inertia of the cone around the axis depicted in the illustration is = 10 3.

mR

2

As a result, R=cone radius

m is the cone's mass.

When the particle is at apex it has no moment of inertia about axis of rotation .

When the particle is at the base of cone it has a moment of inertia which is equal to m/s

2

.

So, initially the moment of inertia of system is

I

i

=

10

3

mR

2

+0

=

10

3

mR

2

Finally the moment of inertia of the system

I

f

=

10

3

mR

2

+mR

2

=

10

13

mR

2

So according to conservation of angular momentum

I

i

ω=I

f

ω

⟹ω

=

I

f

I

i

ω

ω

=

(

10

13

)mR

2The moment of inertia of the cone around the axis depicted in the illustration is = 10 3.

mR

2

As a result, R=cone radius

m is the cone's mass.

When the particle is at apex it has no moment of inertia about axis of rotation .

When the particle is at the base of cone it has a moment of inertia which is equal to m/s

2

.

So, initially the moment of inertia of system is

I

i

=

10

3

mR

2

+0

=

10

3

mR

2

Finally the moment of inertia of the system

I

f

=

10

3

mR

2

+mR

2

=

10

13

mR

2

So according to conservation of angular momentum

I

i

ω=I

f

ω

⟹ω

=

I

f

I

i

ω

ω

=

(

10

13

)mR

2

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