Physics, asked by vimal539, 1 year ago

The moment of inertia of a uniform cylinder of length l and radius R about its perpendicular bisector is I. What is the ratio lR such that the moment of inertia is minimum ?

Answers

Answered by promilaparveshsharma
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Answer:

Given,

The length of the cylinder =l,

Radius of cylinder=R

And I=moment of inertia.

Now,

I=

4

mR

2

+

12

ml

2

I=

4

m

(R

2

+

3

l

2

)

I=

4

m

(

πl

V

+

3

l

2

) (∵V=πR

2

l)

Now differentiate Iwith respect to l

So,

dl

dI

=

4

m

(

πl

2

−V

+

3

2l

)

For maxima and minima,

dl

dI

=0

So,

4

m

(

πl

2

−V

+

3

2l

)=0

πl

2

V

=

3

2l

l

R

2

=

3

2l

(∵V=πR

2

l)

R

2

l

2

=

2

3

R

2

l

2

=

2

3

R

l

=

2

3

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