Physics, asked by Sameeksha15309, 4 months ago

On applying a constant torque a wheel at rest turns through 400 radians in 10 sec. Find angular acceleration if same torque continues to act find angular velocity after 20 sec from start.​

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Answered by ExᴏᴛɪᴄExᴘʟᴏʀᴇƦ
23

Given

  • Angular turn off the wheel = 400 rad
  • Time₁ = 10 sec

To Find

  • Angular acceleration
  • Angular velocity if T₂ is 20 sec

Solution

● θ = ωᵢt + ½αt²

● ωբ = ωᵢ + αt

Angular Acceleration :

→ θ = ωᵢt + ½αt²

  • θ = Angular turn = 400 rad
  • ωᵢ = Initial angular velocity = 0 rad/s
  • t = Time = 10 sec

→ 400 = 50α

→ 400/50 = α

→ α = 8 rad/s²

∴ The angular acceleration is 8 rad/s²

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Angular Velocity :

→ ωբ = ωᵢ + αt

  • ωᵢ = Initial angular velocity = 0 rad/s
  • α = Angular Acceleration = 8 rad/
  • t = Time = 20 sec

→ ωբ = 0 + 8 × 20

→ ωբ = 0 + 160

→ ωբ = 160 rad/s

∴ The angular velocity is 160 rad/s

Answered by Anonymous
8

Answer:

Given :-

  • Angular turn off of the wheel = 400 radian
  • Time taken = 10 Second

To Find :-

  • Angular acceleration with same torque in 20 sec

Solution :-

Angular acceleration

 \sf \theta \:  = ωᵢt + ½αt²

 \sf \: 400 = 50 \times a

 \sf \: 400 = 50 \: a

 \sf \: a =  \dfrac{400}{50}

 \sf \: a = 8

Therefore, Angular Acceleration is 8 radians/s.

Angular velocity

 \sf \: ωբ = ωᵢ + αt

 \sf \: ωբ = 0 + 8 \times 20

 \sf \: ωբ = 0 + 160

 \sf \: ωբ =160 \:

Hence

The angular velocity is 160 rad/s.

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