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A particle of mass m is rigidly attached at A to a ring of mass 3 m and radius r .The system is released from rest and rolls without sliding .The angular acceleration of ring just after release is?​

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Answered by ItzMissHeartHacker
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Answer:

\bold{Moment  \: of  \: intertial \:  of  \: the  \: system  \: is}

\bold{I = {3mr}^{2}  + {mr}^{2} = 4mr}^{2}

\bold{using  \: τ=I∝= {4mr}^{2}    ...(i)}

\bold{Torque  \: by  \: force  \: around  \: O  \: is}

\bold{τ=mgr      ...(ii)}

\bold{comparing (i) and (ii)}

\bold{∝ {4mr}^{2}=mgr}

\boxed{∝=  \frac{g}{4r} }

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Answered by vikramAditya25009
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*Question:-

A particle of mass m is rigidly attached at A to a ring of mass 3 m and radius r .The system is released from rest and rolls without sliding .The angular acceleration of ring just after release is?

Answer:

\bold{Moment \: of \: intertial \: of \: the \: system \: is}

\bold{I = {3mr}^{2} + {mr}^{2} = 4mr}^{2}

\bold{using \: τ=I∝= {4mr}^{2} ...(i)}

\bold{Torque \: by \: force \: around \: O \: is}

\bold{τ=mgr ...(ii)}

\bold{comparing (i) and (ii)}

\bold{∝ {4mr}^{2}=mgr}

\boxed{∝= \frac{g}{4r} }

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