An aircraft turn along circular path of radius 600m with the speed 300m/s. Find time taken to complete 1/4th of circular path
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It's simple… observe the question, the question states “rate of velocity=2 m/s” i.e. accelaration in tangential direction which is now =2 m/s^2.
Now since a body in circular path has two components of accelaration i.e. radial (towards centre) and tangential. We already have the tangential.
For the radial accelaration:
A(r) = V^2÷R = 30^2÷500 = 900÷500 = 1.8 rad/sec^2.
Since these two Vectors have an angle of 90° b/w them, the net Vectorial accelaration becomes:
(A(t)^2 +A(r)^2)^1÷2 (because cos 90°=0)
=√7.24 ≈ 2.7 m/s^2
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hey mate!
circumference of circle = distance covered
= 2*pi*r = 1200pi
now ,
for 1/4th path
distance covered = 1200pi/4
= 300pi
speed given = 300m/sec
time taken = distance/speed
T = 300pi/300
= 3.14sec
circumference of circle = distance covered
= 2*pi*r = 1200pi
now ,
for 1/4th path
distance covered = 1200pi/4
= 300pi
speed given = 300m/sec
time taken = distance/speed
T = 300pi/300
= 3.14sec
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