Physics, asked by limnamathew7534, 10 months ago

An insect trapped in a circular groove of radius 12 cm moves along

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Answered by amanraj143
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Explanation:

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The insect can move only up-to a certain limit

Let assume that the groove be the centre

Then the insect can move another the circumference of the circle

Circumference =2πr

= 2*22/7*12

= 2*3.14*12

= 6.28*12

= 75.36 cm

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Answered by Anonymous
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Answer:

Solution :

Her, T=100/7s,r=12cmT=100/7s,r=12cm

(a) Angular speed , ω=2πT=(2×22/7(100/7)ω=2πT=(2×22/7(100/7) ltbrltgt =0.44rad/s=0.44rad/s

Linear speed, v=rω12×0.44v=rω12×0.44

=5.3cms−1=5.3cms-1

(b) The given motion is a uniform circular motion. Here the direction of velocity id along the tangent to the circle at every point. The acceleration in this motion is centripetal acceleration. It is alwys directed towards the centre of the circle. Since this direction changes therfore, the acceleration here is not a constant vector. The magnitude of acceleration is _(c) =omega ^(2) =(0.44 )^(2) xx 12 2.3 cm s^(2)`.

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