Physics, asked by shivanshvatsa05, 1 year ago

if the coefficient of friction between an insect and bowl surface is u and the radius of the bowl is r ,the maximum height to which the insect can crawl in the bowl

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Answered by shubhamjoshi033
52

From the attached figure, let say the insect can crawl upto height h, where the tangential component of weight is equal to the limiting friction.

Hence,

umgcosФ = mgsinФ

=> tanФ = u

=> cos Ф = \frac{1}{\sqrt{u^2+1} }

from the figure we can see that,

cosФ = \frac{r-h}{r}

=> h = cosФ(1-r)

=> h = \frac{1-r}{\sqrt{u^2+1} }

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Answered by aaravshrivastwa
3

Given :-

Coefficient of Friction = μ

R = mg CosØ

F = mg SinØ

tanØ = F/R

tanØ = μ

μ = √(r²-y²)/y

μ²y² = r² - y²

y²(μ² + 1) = r²

y = √r²/(μ²+1)

y = r/√(μ²+1)

Again,

h = r - y

h = r - r/√(μ²+1)

h = r[1-1/(μ²+1)]

Hence,

The height crawled by insect = h = r[1-1/(μ²+1)].

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