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find the magnitude of average acceleration of the tip of minute hand of clock (length =20cm) when it rotate by an angle of π/2​

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Answered by rajanichowdhary058
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Answer:

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Answered by vaibhavsemwal
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Answer:

Average acceleration of the minute hand: a=6.09*10^{-7}m/s

Explanation:

Length of the minute hand clock = 20cm = 0.2m

Angle \frac{\pi}{2}radians = 90^o

Time taken by minute hand to complete 90^o in the clock = 15 minutes = 15x60 seconds = 900sec.

Therefore, the angular velocity of the minute hand of the clock is,

w=\frac{\frac{\pi}{2}}{900} rad/s

w=\frac{\pi}{1800} rad/s

The magnitude of the acceleration is given by the formula,

|a|=w^2r

where, a denotes acceleration,

and r denotes radius(length of minute hand to the tip).

Therefore, a=(\frac{\pi}{1800} )^2 *(20*10^{-2})

Required average acceleration of the minute hand: a=6.09*10^{-7}m/s

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