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if the mass per unit length of a rod of length L(=1m) varies as λ = ax+bx2 from x=0 to x=L.Locate the x-coordinate of the centre of mass of the rod.[a&b are constants]​

Answers

Answered by 31aliahmedzahidshaik
0

Answer:

Consider a differential part at the rod at a distance x

Then,

l=

dx

dm

=a(l+bx

2

)

⇒dm=a(1+bx

2

)dx

We know,

X

COM

=

0

1

(dm)

0

1

(dm)x

=

0

1

a(1+bx

2

)dx

0

1

a(1+bx

2

)x.dx

X

COM

=

a∫

0

1

(1+bx

2

).dx

a∫

0

1

(x+bx

3

)dx

=

[x+

3

bx

3

]

0

1

[

2

x

2

+

4

bx

]

0

1

X

COM

=

1+

3

b

2

1

+

4

b

=

4(3+b)

3(2+b)

Option A is correct.

Answered by COMMANDED
0

Answer:

Given that,

Density of rod λ=λ

0

x

Length of rod = L

Now, center of mass

C.M=

M

1

0

L

xdm

Now, total mass

M=

0

L

dm

M=

0

L

λ

0

dx

M=λ

0

0

L

xdx

M=λ

0

[

2

x

2

]

0

L

M=

2

λ

0

L

2

....(I)

Now, center of mass

C.M=

M

1

0

L

xdm

C.M=

M

1

0

L

x(λdx)

C.M=

M

1

λ

0

0

L

x(xdx)

C.M=

M

1

λ

0

[

3

x

3

]

0

L

C.M=

M

1

λ

0

3

L

3

Now, put the value of

M

λ

0

from equation (I)

C.M=

M

1

λ

0

3

L

3

C.M=

3

L

3

×

L

2

2

C.M=

3

2L

Now, the distance of center of mass of rod from the origin

Hence, The distance of center of mass of rod from the origin is

3

2L

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