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Vs t i
de do velocity Vs time, angular position
Starting with o =
and a derive equations for angular
1.
dt dt
angular position in terms of @0 and
a.
and angular velocity Vs
under uniform anguE
angular speed of 100 rev/sec in 5 sec
A flywheel starts from rest. It attains an
rotates during 5 sec?
acceleration and the angle by which it
acceleration. What are net angular
dow
at an angular speed
of 50 rev/sec. It slows
A washing machine is switched off
when it was rotating
3 the value of deceleratio
and after completing 150 revolutions. What was
under uniform acceleration stops
much time it took to come to rest?
and how
acceleration 6 rad/s. Find
radial and tangentia
about its axis with a constant angular after starting of th
A disc is rotating the end of 1.5 seconds
distance of 5 cm from the axis at
acceleration of a point
at a
rotation.
momentum in terms of moment of inertia anc
Derive expression of angular
. Define angular momentum.
angular velocity.
Extend the concept to the law obE
Derive the relationship between torque
and angular momentum.
.
conservation of angular momentum.
for moment of inertia of a uniform circular plate about its axis perpendicular to its
Derive an expression
plane.
of
10. Derive an expression for moment of inertia of a rectangular plate
width b and passing through the
sides a and b about an axis parallel to
What will be the moment of inertia about an axis perpendicular
centre.
its centre C?
to the plane of the plate and passing through
Derive an expression for moment of inertia ofa thin rod of mass m and length about an axis perpendicular
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to it and passing through one of its ends.
Three particles of mass 100 g each are kept on corners of an equilateral triangle of side 20 cm. Find
12.
moment of inerlia of the systeim about an axis.
(a) passing through one of the particles and perpendicular to the plane of the triangle.
(b) passing through two particles.
Derive an expression of rolational kinetic energy of a body rotating with a constant angular speed o.
13.
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A cubical block of imass m and edge a slides down a rough inclined plane of inclination with a uniform
speed. Find the torque of the normal force acting on the block about its centre.
in radius and a
6. A COrd is wrapped around the rim of a flyheel 0.5 m
shown in the f+gure. The
steady pull of 50 N is applied on the cord as shaft
on the horizontal
wlicel is mounted on a frictionless bearing
the wheel is 4 kg m.
nrough its centre. The moment of inertia of 50N 50N
(a) Compute angular acceleration of the wheet. the angular
in the figure. Compute
from the cord as shown
a m a s s having a weight 50
N hangs
(a)
not the same as in part
acceleration of the wheel. Why is this
about its avis
of inertia I
The pulley shown in figure has a moment
ASSUne
accelerations of the two blocks.
dnat 1ts radius is R. Find the
the string is light and does not slip on the puilc
wrappcd
strings
through two find
A solid is suspended released from rest then
cylinder of mass m cylinder is
around it as shown in figure If
distance.h.
(a) the tension T in the string ad a
it falls through
(b) he specd of thecylinder as
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A untorm rod of mass m and length L is free to rotate in the vertical
plane
about
in the
a
horizontal axis passing
position shown by
through its end. The rod is released from
rest A student throv stick of
a
length L up in the: LENEL T 63
reaction at the axis of slightly displacing it clockwise. Find the hinge
stick end is Thesstick
zero.
At the
rotation at the instant the rod turns point. Show that the lhcight h to completes
N tur moment
(a) 90° (b) 180°. througn which he turns just as its is ick leaves
his
centre of mass
rass of
of the caught by the studen hand,
at
the speed of tihe
A rod AB ol mass M and stick r ose is h rNL/4 the initial releas
length L is
A metre
stick is held travelling along the surface hits the end 'A'Ivino,on a horizonal
vertically
with a fricionless Surface.
with one end on a of the rod
tloor.
Assuming that rough horizontal floor. It is gentty allowed to and comes to rest. The collision is s
A
floor.
the end at the floor does not
slip. find the angular speed oi the rod fall on the (a) Find the ratio m/M completely elastic, velocity v, in direction particle mass
a
of m
when it hits
the (b) A point P on the rod is at rest perpendicular to AB
A tall
chimney cracks near its base and falls over. (c Find the linear speed of the
mediatcly after the collision. Find
poini P at a time the
(i) the radial and Express tL/(3vo) after the collision.distance AP.
(i) the A solid sphere rolling on a
tangential acceleration of the top of rough
the vertical chimney as a function of the angle 6 made
by the Smooth, vertical wall. Find the spcedhorizontal Surface with a linear
speed
chimney with of the
sphere after it has started pure colides elastically with a fixed.
v
..****
in one fiull
rotation. distance covered by r velocity @. Suddenly end B ofthe rod pin
hits D
and gets A
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a
point P on its hooked to pin Determine he
released.
D, causing end A to be
rod in its subseque
nagnitude of the angular velocity @2 of the
of the hook 1S negugioe
aon
Fin C &
about D. (Assume length and mass
D are lying on a same horizontal u ne)
vertical velocity v
A with a
rotating ball hits a rough horizontal plane
coeficient of
friction iS
u and
and Given that the
angular velocity . collision is v/2,
ind (a)
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8. A uniform slender rod AB is
released from rest on a horizontal
shown in the figure. Find the surlace as B
minimum static coefficient of friction
betiween the rod and the surface so that the e c
about he
tangent
Find fricional force between the syslem is released from rest. The of inertia of the
mina
15. (D)
of
none
about an
axis
A uniform cylinder of mass m and radius r rolls on a (A) 4.8 ma inertta
is
(b) the kinetic energy of the cylinder. perpendicular
toitsplane (6,mRt)
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force exerted by
the rod on the
hingeat the i
)Theacceleration of the centre ofthe mas
The
( IS equal tog. rotation continuously
A wheel of
changes.
nass 2 kg having practically all the mass concentrated along the circumierence of a circle of
adius 20 cm. is rotating on its axis with an angular velocity of 100 rad's. The rotationl kinetic energy of and radius
the wheel is ohere of
mass M
rslips on a rough
horizontal plane. At some instantit has translational oVo2r
(A)4J B) 70J
(C) 400 J Vo and
rolational
velocity about centre vo/2.
(D) 800 J velocity Vo
translational velocity after the sphere starts pure
The
8. Three masS
particle A, B and C having masses m, 2m and 3m respectively are rolling
rigidly attached to a ring of mass m and radius R which rolls on a horizontal 7 in forward direction (B) 6v7 in backward direction
(A) 6vol
surface without slipping. At a certain instant the
velocity of the centre of the ring is 6 in forward direction (D) 7vd6 in backward direction
Vo as shown in the
(C) 7vod
figure. The kinetic energy of the system is
(A) 7m v A thick walled hollow sphere has outer radius R It rolls down an incline without slipping and its speed at
(B) 9m v
bottom is Vo. Now the ncinc 1s waxed so that the friction is absent. The sphere is observed to slide down
Cmv
9. In the
()mv without rolling and the speed is now The radius ofgyration ofthe hollowsphere about the axis
previous problem, the velocity of the centre of the mass of the system is
centre is
(A) vo through its
B) 7vo
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C) o
(D) (A)R
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10. A rod of
length L is (D) None of these
hinged from one end.
velocity of the rod when it is in the vertical
It is
brought to the horizontal position and released. The
angular
C)ER
position is
of particle's
angular momentum L. If frequency
the
with
performs uniform circular motion
an
17 A particle
momentum becomes:
motion is doubled and its kinetic energy is
halved, the angular
(A) 2L (B)4
(C) L/2 (D)L4
A mass M is
moving with a constant velocity
parallel to the x axis. A Circular hoop of mass m and radius R rests Iia ou d
(A) is zero Its angular momentum w.r.t. 8.
the origin.
(B) remains constant also of mass m, and
(C) goes on increasing orizontal frictionless surface. A bullet,
(D) goes on
decreasing the hoop and gets embeideu
moving with a velocity v, strikes R.
Ie
2. A particle moves on . T h e thickness of the hoop is much smaller than
straight line with a uniform
a
the Duuct
m
(A) always zero velocity. The angular momentum of the with which the system
rotates after
(C) zero about a point away from the (B) zero about a particle is dgular velocity
straight line. D) none of the point on the straight line strikes the hoop is
above. (B)
13 A solid
homogeneous sphere is moving on a rough (A)
During this kind of motion of this sphere. horizontal surface, 4R 3V
partly rolling and partly (D) 4R
(A) total kinetic energy is conserved slidilg disturbed slightly and
(B) angular momentum of the R I f t is
sphere about the point of surface at a
point O
(C) only the rotational kinetic contact with the s1mooth
(D) angular moinentum about the
encrgy about the centre
of.mass is
plane is conserved 19 A uniform rod sis Kept
! vertically o n
a
horizontal
will be
lowerend O
centre of mass is conserved. The
less than
i2 from
conserved. zontal
surface.
distance
14 A thin bar of mass M Teleased, it falls down on the (B) at a than I/2
rom O.
and length L 15 Iree to distance
larger
The bar is brought to a rolate (A) at O (D) at
lhorizontal posiion and then about a fixed horizontal axis A
horizontal impulse P
motion released. The through a point at its i (C) at a distance l/2 from O
surtace.
honzonlal
is
(A) The angular acceleration of
the rod is constant.
following statement is true
regarains iis rest on a
sniooth
to turn
through a
right angle
constant to the
(B) T mt/6P
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applied to the end B perpendicula
perpendicular
a B these
of
(C)g. mgs opposite direction as shown in the figure. The location of the
mg
D) 2g instantaneous axis of rotation and the angular velocity of the roller are
respectively (There is no slipping at Por Q)
3 A uniform sphere is
placed on a smooth horizontal surface and
distance 'h' above the surface. 10cms
The acceleration
a horizontal force P is
of the centre applied on it at a
(A) 8 cm from Q. 1.25 rad/s (B) 8 cm from Q, 2.50 rads
(A) is maximum when h=0
(B) is maximum when h= (C)15 cm from Q 1.25 rad/s (D) 15 cm from Q, 250 rad/s
(C) is 5
maximum when h= 10. wound over a puilley at radius R and
2R
sphere rolls down rough inclined plane Wlhen the system is relcased from rest,
a
V.
speed of sphere when it reaches to bottom of length l and
inclination without slipping. slipping with strings. Which of the following
statement is incorne 1/
Find the WIhout
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A) the relation between the accelerations
blocks
ofthe is a:
(A sin (B) B Sin (8) the relation betweentensions, Ti<22
L2
(A) X-axiss
C) Z-axis
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A small object of uniform density rolls up curved surface with
a smooth vertucat X#=0 a an
is placed against
13. A S m long pole of 3 kg mass
condition. if the pole 5m
as shown in the figure. Under equilibrium initial velocity v. It reaches up to a maximum height of 3v with
wal horizontal, the
frictional 1oree
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makes an angle of 370 with the the value or
is 4p N. Find
beliween the pole and horizontal surface respect to the initial position. The object is
(A) solid cylinder (B) solid sphere
(B) 30 N
(A) 20 N (C) hollow sphere
(D) 30 uN (D) disc
(C) 20 uN
. E
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. A cvlinder of radius R is
confined to roll without
between two planks as shown in the figure. Then slipping
(A) angular velocity of the cylinder
iscounter
R clockwise
(B) angular velocity of the cylinder 2v
(C)
isclockwise
R
velocity of centre of mass of the cylinder is v towards left
D) velocity of centre of mass of the cylinder is 2v towards right
Assertion- Reasoning
(A) Stateiment-I is true, Statement-2 is true.
Statement-2 is acorrect explanation for statement-1.
(B) Statement-1 is true, Statement -2 is true,
Statement-2 is not a correct
(C) Statcment-1 is true, Statement -2 is false. explanation for statement-1.
(D) Statement-I is false, Statement-2
is true.
Statement-1:If there is no external torque on a body about its center of mass, then the
of mass remains constant. velocity of the centcr
Statement-2: The lincar momentum of an isolated
system remains constant.
Statement-1: For a system of two mutually
interacting particles angular momentum renmains constant
Statement-2: For all internal forces, the internal
torques cancel in pairs.
Comprehension - I
A uniform rod of mass and
mlength e is pivoted at point O. The rod is
initially in vertical position and touching a block of mass M which is at
rest on a smooth horizontal surface.
The rod is given a slight jerk and it
starts rotating about point "O', This causes the
block to move forward as
shown. The rod loses the contact with the block at =
30°.
Now. answer the following
question.
. The value of mass ratio M/m is
(A) 2:3
(C) 4:3
B) 3:2
D) 3:4
2. The velocity of block when the rod loses contact with the block, is
(4) g
4 4
3. The acceleration of centre of mass of the rod, when it loses contact with the block. is
(A) Sg/4 (B) 5g/2
(C) 3g/2 (D) 3g/4
Comprehension -II
Two discs A and B are mounted coaxially on a vertical axle. The discs have moments of inertia / and 2/ respectively
about the common axis. Disc A is imparted an initial angular velocity 20 using the eatire potential energy of a
spring compressed by a distance xy. Dise B is imparted an angular velocity e by a spring having the same sping
Constant and compressed by a distance x;. Both the discs rotate in the clockwise direction.
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The ratio of x/* is Comprehension -IV
(A) 2 A solid disc of mass I
kg and radius 10 cm is
horizontal surface as shown in the figure. A force ofrolling
on a rough (u= 0.2)
5 N is applied to the disc at a 5N
(C)2 (D) point P, which is vertically above the centre O, at a distance of 5 cm from it.
common angular velocty in time t. The Acceleration of the centre of mass of the disc is
2. When discB is brought in with disc A. they acquire a
contact
is
average fnctional torque on one disc by the other during this period (A) S m/s
2lo 9lo
(A)
St (B)2 10
C)
9lo
)
3lo C)m (D) none of these
4t
2. The force of friction acting on the disc is
Comprehension-II (A) 2N backward (B) 2Nforward
(C) zero
D) 1Nforward
The figure shows the top view of a uniform solid prism. The sides of the prism
are AB = 4 Cm. BC = 3 cm and AC 5 cm. the thickness of the prism MATCH LIST TYPE
perpendicular to the plane ofthe paper) is t= l cm. The prism is mounted on a A These questions contain two matching lists. Choices for the correct combination of elements from
List-I and List-
are given as option (A), (B), (C) and (D) out of which one is correct.
fricionless axis passing through D (which is the mid point of AC) and
. The 3 kg solid cylinder B of radius 2 m and the 2 kg
perpendicular to the plane ofthe paper. An impulse J= 1 Ns is impartedat wedge A are
held at rest in the position as shown. Assuming that the cylinder rolls
poim A of the prism. perpendicular to without sliding on the wedge. Neglect friction between the wedge
theedge AB of the prism. (The impulse vector lies in the plane of the paper).
It found that after the and the ground. Immediately after cord C has been cut, then (Assume
was
impulse was imparted, the prism took 1 second to undergo one complete rotation about 8 10 m/s*),
e avis.
. The moment of Inertia of the prisum about the given avis is: s oluma-1 Coliimn
| (P) | the acceleration of the wedge (in m/s') w.r.t. earth,
(A)
10
kgm" 102 ( 50
B)kgm
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(the angular acceleration of the cylinder (in rad/s), (2) 50
C)2x10-kem? D) 210kgm (R) friction between the cylinder and the wedge (in newton)
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(A)
(S) acceleration of centre ofmass of cylinderw..L wedge(in 425
m/s) v 3
kg Codes:
3. Ifall the dimension of the prism were doubled while P Q
cm and AC 10 cm, thickness, maintaining the same material (:. AB 8 c1n, (A) 3 4
t 2 Cm) and an mpulse of 1 Ns is
=
B (B)
time taken by the prism to complete one full
rotation will applied at the point A once again. * (C)
(A) 8s be:
B)32 s (D)
(C). 16s
(D) 64 s
E
A uniform rod of length L on a smooth horizontal surface. A
rod and
point mass m
2. f then which ofthe following will undergo rolling with slipping8
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moving with velocity Vo strikes pcrpcndicularly at one end of thhe
sticks to it. Pis the mid point of the rod Point C is the combincd centre ot (A) (II) cii) (P) (B) (IVi) )
Vo
tmass. while D and E are the points on the table. D (C) (I) i)P) D) (IV) (i) (Q)
Coluin-I 3. Which object experiences minimum friction force as it rolls down the incline
Angular momentum will be conser ed (A) () (ii) R) (B) (IDi) P)
(A)
about points
(p) E (C) (I1) ) (O D) ((V) (ü) (S)
Angular velocity of rod after impact will be
(B) (q)
qual aboutan axis passing through Numerical Based Question: (Single digit integer type & Decimalpoini):
or the calculation of angular acccleration
(C)
of rod we can take torque about D A uniform disc of surface mass density (o) exists in
Instantancous axis of rotation of combined space. Its radius is R. A small disc of radius (R/2) is
(D)
mass after collision passes through_ (s) depends on the type of collision. cut from it as shown in the figure. The moment of
Thefolloving table lhas 3 columns and 4 rows. Based on table. there are
FOUR options (A). (B). (C). and (D). ONLY ONE of THREE questions. Each
these four options is correct. question has 2. A sphere of mass m and radius R rolls without sliding
on a
horizontal surface. It collides with a light spring
of stiffness K with a kinetic
Various objects of mass m and radius r having circular cross energy E. If the surface
section are relcased from rest from an (AB) under the spring is smooth and E 7J
inclined wedge as 10 N/m, find the
maximum
and K
shown in the figure. Assume no slip conditüon
unless stated. 33 m spring. compression of the A
(g 10 m/s)
cylinder i) 25 rebound and no slipping occurs at point of contact when the 0.9m
(R) 2.5 ing rolls up. If the minimum
(IV)
velocity needed for ring to roll Nmm7777z
Hollow sphere |(Gv)tO Sec 9
up the step is
2 m/s, find x.
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