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Answered by REDPLANET
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↠ Propeller blades in aero-plane are 2 m long.

  • When propeller is rotating with 1800 Rev/min, compute tangential velocity of the tips of blade.
  • What is tangential at a point on the blade mid way between tips and axis

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↠ In the figure is shown a particle moving on a circular path. As it moves it  covers a distance s (arc length).

 

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Linear velocity "v" is always along the path. Its magnitude known as linear  speed is obtained by differentiating s with respect to time t.

\boxed{\boxed{\bold{v=\omega R}}}

↠ Hence this relation should be remembered.

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↠ Length of Blades = 2 Meters

↠ There are 1800 Rev/min

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Let's Start !

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Let's simply the number of revolutions and convert it into radians.

:\implies 1800\; Rev/min

:\implies 1800\; (2\pi ) \times \frac{1}{60}

:\implies 30\; (2\pi )

\boxed{\bold{\red{:\implies 60\pi\; Rad/sec}}}

∴ ω = 60π rad/sec

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Now let's relation between v, ω, r.

i) Let's solve first part !

➢ ω = 60π rad/sec

➢ r = 2 meters

\therefore v = \omega r

:\implies v = (60\pi )(2)

:\implies v = 120\pi\; m/s

:\implies v = 120\times 3.14\; m/s

:\implies v = 376.8 \;m/s

\boxed{\bold{\blue{:\leadsto v = 376.8\; m/s\; \approx 388\;m/s}}}

ii) Let's solve second part !

➢ ω = 60π rad/sec

➢ r = 2/2 = 1 meters

\therefore v = \omega r

:\implies v = (60\pi )(1)

:\implies v = 60\pi\; m/s

:\implies v = 60\times 3.14\; m/s

:\implies v = 188.4 \;m/s

\boxed{\bold{\blue{:\leadsto v = 188.4\; m/s}}}

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