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Maximum Range of Efflux Along the Incline
A cylindrical vessel filled with water up to height H is kept fixed on an inclined plane as shown. A small hole is drilled
in the vessel such that range R along the incline is maximum. Find maximum value of R and height h of the hole for
maximum R?

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A small ball is dropped from height h from inclined plane as shown. Assume all collisions to be elastic. Find
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A small block is released on an inclined plane from minimum height which ensures that it can complete circular
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connected as shown. Diameter of each wire is d and distance between their axes is D such that D=50d. Find R such
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A vulcanized rubber disc (hockey puck) of mass m & radius R is moving with speed v and
angular velocity ω on smooth horizontal ice. It collides with a rod of same mass and length
2R which is kept at rest. The disc sticks to the rod and both forms a rigid object. If for the
minimum loss of energy in the collision v = kωR then find k.
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for the two cases:
a) There is friction between the two cylinders and ground but there is no friction
between the cylinders such that there is no slipping between ground and the two
cylinders.
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The lower end of the spring is connected to a block of mass m=2kg kept at rest on a horizontal surface. The
upper end is being pulled vertically upwards with constant velocity u = 0.5 m/s. Initially spring is in natural
length. Natural length of spring is 0.6m and spring constant k= 80 N/m.
a) Find the vertical displacement of block in 1.75 seconds
b) Find work done by lifting force in 1.75 seconds
c) Find power delivered by lifting force as a function of time.

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Charges are so arranged on the surface of an infinitely long cylinder that the right-hand half of the cylinder surface
from section 00' is charged positively, and the left-hand half negatively. The density of the charges increases in both
directions directly proportional to the distance from section 00'. Prove that the intensity of the electric field at all points
inside the cylinder will be the same everywhere and directed along the axis of the cylinder as shown in the figure by
the arrow.

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Two small balls are threaded onto a frictionless horizontal rod that protrudes from a vertical wall. The lighter ball
with mass m is initially at rest, a distance L from the wall, while the much heavier second ball, of mass M,
approaches the wall from a distance greater than L (see figure). After their elastic collision, the ball of mass m slides
towards the wall, bounces back elastically, and again collides with the heavier ball. The process then repeats itself,
over and over.How close does the heavier ball get to the wall?
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