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The greatest height h of the sand pile that can be erected without spilling the sand onto the surrounding circular area of radius R (if is the coefficient of friction between sand particles) is

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Answered by Anonymous
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Given:

Radius of the circular area = R

Height of the sand pile = h

Coefficient of friction = u

To find:

The height of the sandpile that can be erected without spilling the sand onto the surrounding circular area.

Solution:

F = mg = p  × v. where p is the density of sand volume

Greatest height of sandpile that can be created = μsR.

tanθ = μs = hR

Area of cone = 1/3πR²h

Work needed = 1/3πR²hpg × h/4

= π/12 u²R`4.

Answer: The height of the sandpile π/12 u²R`4.

Answered by Yeshwanth1245
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Given:

Radius of the circular area = R

Height of the sand pile = h

Coefficient of friction = u

To find:

The height of the sandpile that can be erected without spilling the sand onto the surrounding circular area.

Solution:

F = mg = p  × v. where p is the density of sand volume

Greatest height of sandpile that can be created = μsR.

tanθ = μs = hR

Area of cone = 1/3πR²h

Work needed = 1/3πR²hpg × h/4

= π/12 u²R`4.

Answer: The height of the sandpile π/12 u²R`4.

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