Physics, asked by adulrakha, 9 months ago

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Answered by mithi82biswal
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Let θ be the angle the other end and the vertical from center subtends at the center.

Let λ be the mass per unit length of the chain=lm.

Gravitational potential energy of the chain=∫0θλRdθg(Rcosθ)

=lmR2gsinθ

Since R>l, θ=Rl

⟹GPE=lmR2gsinRl

Answered by Princessofdarknzz
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