Physics, asked by sudarshan06, 11 months ago

A wheel has moment of inertia 5 x 10 ^-3 kg m
and is making 20 rev/sec. The torque needed to
stop iVin 10 sec is ............. x 10-2 N-m :-
(1721 (2) 2.5 (3) 41 (4) 4.57​

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Answered by Anonymous
28

\huge\underline\orange{Answer}

\large{\boxed{{\tau = 6.28×{10}^{-2}N-m}}}

\huge\underline\orange{Solution}

Given :-

\large{I=5×{10}^{-3}}

No. of Rev/sec (v)= 20

Time (t) = 10 s

Angular Velocity :-

\large{{\omega = 2πv}}

\large{{\omega = 2π×20}}

\large{\boxed{{\omega = 40πrad/s}}}

Angular Acceleration :-

\large{\boxed{{\alpha={\frac{\omega}{t}}}}}

\large{{\alpha ={\frac{40π}{10}}}}

\large{\boxed{{\alpha = 4π rad/{s}^{2}}}}

Torque :-

\large{\boxed{{\tau = I{\alpha}}}}

\large{{\tau = 5×{10}^{-3}×4π}}

\large{{\tau = 62.3×{10}^{-3}}}

\large\blue{\boxed{{\tau=6.23×{10}^{-2}N-m}}}

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Answered by Shreya091
90

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\huge\underline\pink{\sf Given:-}

➡I = 5 x 10^-3

➡No. of revolutions(v) = 20

➡Time =20s

\huge\underline\pink{\sf Find:-}

Torque=❓

\huge\underline\pink{\sf  Solution:-}

Angular velocity (ω)= 2πv

ω = 2π x 20 = 40π rad/s

Angular acceleration (α)=ω/t

α= ω/t = 40π/ t =40π/10=4π rad/s^2

Now,

Torque(τ) = I x α

τ = 5 x 10^-3 x 4π

➡ τ = 6.23 x 10^-3

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