Physics, asked by Anonymous, 5 months ago

Please help me! WILL MARK BRAINLIEST! I will report absurd and incorrect answers!​

Attachments:

Answers

Answered by Anonymous
1

Answer:

radius =.3

frequency is approx 1rev/s

Explanation:

as v increase omega increase and frequency increase so there is no upper limit

Nsin37=mg

Ncos37=mv^2/r

from here r=.3

also v=rw

from here w=20/3 approx 1rev/second

Answered by Anonymous
20

QUESTION

Semi Vertical angle of the conical section of a funnel is 37 ° there is a small ball kept inside the funnel on rotating the funnel the maximum speed that the ball had can have in order to remain in the funnel is 2 m/s calculate inner radius of the brim of the funnel is there any limit upon the frequency of rotation ? how much is it ? Is it lower or upper limit ? Give the logical reason

ANSWER

N sin∅ = mg

and N cos∅ =   \sf \dfrac{mv ^{2} }{r}

Therefore,

  • tan∅ =   \sf \dfrac{rg }{v ^{2}}

  • r =   \sf \dfrac{v ^{2} tan∅ }{g}

  •  \sf r_{max} =  \dfrac{ {v}^{2}_{max}tan ∅}{g}  = 0.3m

 \sf v = r \omega = 2\pi rn

➠if we go for the lower limit of the speed v » 0, therefore, r » 0 , but the frequency n increases.

➠Hence a specific upper limit is not possible in the case of frequency .

➠thus, the practical limit on the frequency of rotation is its lower limit.

➠it will be possible for r =  \sf r_{max}

 \sf r_{min} =  \dfrac{v_{max}}{2\pi r_{max}}

 \implies  \sf \dfrac{1}{0.3\pi}

\implies \sf{ \red{ \bold{1 \: rev /s}}}

Attachments:
Similar questions