kinetic energy of a particle moving along a circle of radius r depends on distance as KE = cs²
Find the firce acting on the particle
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Explanation:
KE = 1/2 mv² = cs²
V = (√2c/m)s
a (t) = dv/dt= √2c/m × ds/dt
= v √2c/m
F (t) = ma (t) = mv√2c/m
= [m√2c/m × s]√2c/m = 2cs
Totsl force F = √F² (t) + F² (c)
= √(2cs)² + (mv²/r)²
F = 2cs √1+s²/r²
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Explanation:
Work done = F.s
K.E = (1/2)mv^2 = cs^2
v = √2 (c/m)s
a=dv/dt = √2 (c/m) ds/dt
= v√2 c/m
Force = d(K.E)/ds = 2cs
Fnet = √(2cs)^2 + (mv^2/r)^2
= 2cs√[(1 + s^2/r^2 )]
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