Nurture/ALL BATCH/03122023

Nurture_ALL BATCH
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~Your Text Goes Here~ 2. All blocks are in equilibrium. If block ‘B’ is
1. A ball of mass 'm' moving horizontally with pulled upwards very slowly so that lower spring
velocity 'u' hits a wedge of mass M. The wedge is comes to its natural length, what is the
on smooth floor. If after striking with wedge the displacement of block B ?
ball starts moving in vertical direction and the
wedge starts moving in horizontal plane. The
coefficient of restitution (e) will be :

(A) v (B) 3mg

= cot θ
u k
(C) 2mg (D) 5mg
(A) m (B) M k k
+ tan2 θ + cot2 θ
M m Ans. B
(C) m (D) M
+ cot2 θ + tan2 θ
M m Sol. When lower spring comes to natural
Ans. C length, T2k = mg ⇒ extension in upper
mg
spring =
Sol. 2k
mg
Initial compression in upper spring =
2k
2mg
Initial compression in lower spring =
k
vsin θ – ( – v cos θ ) = e u sin θ ∴ Total displacement of block B =
2mg mg 3mg
v sin θ + v cos θ +( × 2) =
e= k 2k k
u sin θ
v v
= + cot θ
u u
From COM v = mu
M
& v sin θ = u cos θ
v
= cot θ
u

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3. On a rotating horizontal disk put a block, On it
from above put an identical block connected by a
thread to axis of a disk. At what angular speed of
rotation of a disk the bottom block will slip out?
When it lies alone, it starts to slide at angular
speed ω 0. Factors of friction between all surfaces
are identical.
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4. A rope rests on two platforms which are both
inclined at an angle θ , as shown. The rope has
uniform mass density, and its coefficient of
friction with the platforms is 1. The system has
left-right symmetry. What is the largest possible
fraction of the rope that does not touch the
platforms.
(Where F( θ ) = sin θ cos θ – sin2 θ )

(A) ω 0 (B) √ 2ω0 (A) F (θ) (B) F (θ)

√ 3
1 + F (θ) 3 + F (θ)
(C) 3 ω 0 (D) √ 3ω0
2 (C) F (θ)
(D) None of these
Ans. D 2 + F (θ)

Sol. Ans. A
Sol.

f1 = µmg ℓ−x ℓ−x

f2 = µ(2mg) λg ( ) sin θ + T = μ λ g ( ) cos θ
2 2
when alone ...(1)
µmg = m ω 02r 2T sin θ = λ xg ...(2)
when both
µmg + µ(2mg) = m ω 2r
ω = √3 ω 0

F (θ)
on solving x =
1 + F (θ)

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5. A person stands on a platform and pulley system 6. The magnitude of acceleration of block B is :-
as shown in the figure. The masses of platform,
person and pulley are M, m and µ respectively.
The rope is massless. Let the person pull up on
the rope so that he has acceleration a upwards.
Tension in the rod connecting the pulley to the
platform is : (A) a cos α 1 (B) a cos α 2
aB = aB =
cos α 2 cos α 1
(C) a sin α 2 (D) a sin α 1
aB = aB =
cos α 1 cos α 2
Ans. A
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1. Two particles A and B moves in a parallel
(A) (M + m + µ) (g + a) straight line. The graph drawn between relative
(B) (M + 2m + µ) (g + a) velocity of particle A & B versus 't'. [A and B
starts from the same initial point
(C) (2M + 2m + µ) (g + a)
(D) (2M + m + 2µ) (g + a)
Ans. C
Sol.
(A) At time t0, the particles have maximum
separation
(B) If the area of both triangles are equal then at
T – (M + m + µ)g = (M + m + µ)a 't1' particles are crossing each other
T – (M + m + µ) (g + a)
(C) The maximum separation between particles
1
will be u 0 t0
2
(D) At time t1 both the particles will be return at
initial (starting) point

2T – T – µg = µa Ans. A, B, C
T = (2M + 2m + m) (g + a) Sol. At t0 ⇒ vAB = 0 ⇒ vA = vB ⇒ Hence (A)
1
∴ Maximum seperation ⇒ u 0 t0 (Area of
2
upper Δ )
At time t1, maximum seperation reduces
and becomes zero.

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2. The arrangement shown in the diagram is moving
with acceleration = 4(î + ĵ)m/s2. An ideal spring
of natural length ℓ 0 having spring constant K =
50 N/m is connected to block A. Blocks A & B
are connected by an ideal string passing through
frictionless pulley. Mass of each block A & B is 2
kg. If the friction coefficient between all the
surfaces is 5/9 then just after releasing from rest,
(initially spring is in its natural length) :-
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3. A cubical block of mass m and side length b is placed on
a smooth floor. A smooth and rigid rod of length L and
with negligible mass is leaning against the block. A
sphere of mass M is attached to the upper end of the rod.
The lower end of the rod is hinged at point O. The rod
can rotate freely around the point O in the vertical plane
as shown in the figure. Initially the angle between the rod
and the floor is α while the system is at rest. Sometime
after releasing, the angle between the rod and the floor is
β. Which of the following is/are correct ?

(A) The speed of the block at the instant rod

makes angle b with the horizontal is
2MgL(sin α − sin β )
b√
mb2 + ML2 sin4 β
(B) The speed of the block at the instant rod
(A) spring force is equal to tension in the string. makes angle b with the horizontal is
2MgL(sin α − sin β )
b sin β √
(B) force exerted by the spring will be zero mb2 + ML2 sin4 β
(C) the value of tension is close to 23.6 N (C) the angular velocity of the rod at the instant
(D) if μ = 2/3 then spring force is zero it makes angle b with the horizontal is
2MgL(sin α − sin β )
sin2 β √
Ans. B, C, D mb2 + ML2 sin4 β

Sol. (D) The angular velocity of the rod at the instant

it makes angle b with the horizontal is
MgL(sin α − sin β )
sin β √
mb2 + ML2 sin4 β

Ans. A, C
Sol.

MgL (sin α – sin β )

1 2 1
= mv + I ω 2 ....(i)
2 2

v sin β = ω x = ω b
sin β
v 2
ω= sin β ....(ii)
b
MgL(sin α – sin β ) =
2
1 2 1 v
mv + ML2 ( sin2 β )
2 2 b
2MgL (sin α − sin β )
v = b√
mb2 + ML2 sin4 β
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4. Sand from a stationary hopper falls onto a 5. Two equal sphere of mass m are in contact on a
moving conveyor belt at a rate of 5.00 kg/s as smooth horizontal table. A third identical sphere
shown in the figure. The conveyor belt is
supported by frictionless rollers and moves at a collides symmetrically with a velocity 'u' on them
constant speed of 0.750 m/s under the action of a and reduced to rest. What will be the value of e
constant horizontal external force Fext supplied by and loss of kinetic energy :-
the motor that drives the belt.
(A) e = 2/3
(B) e = 1/3
(C) loss of kinetic energy is 1 2
mu
2
(D) loss of kinetic energy is 1 2
(A) The force of friction exerted by the belt on mu
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the sand is 3.75 N
Ans. A, D
(B) The external force Fext is 3.75 N
(C) The work done by Fext in 1 sec is 2.81 J Sol.
(D) The kinetic energy acquired by the falling
sand each second due to the change in its
horizontal motion is 1.41 J
Ans. A, B, C, D
Sol. dm From momentum conservation
= 5kg/s
dt 0 + 0 + mv = mv1 cos30° + mv1 cos 30° +
vC = 0.75 m/s 0
v
v1 =
√ 3
v
( 0− )
√ 3 2
Fext – f = 0 ∴e=− ⇒e=
(
3v
√

− 0) 3
Fext = f 2
1 2
→f = md→v − →v dm Energy loss KEi = mv
rel 2
dt dt 2
^ ^ dm 1 v mv2
f i = − (0 − vC i ) KEf = 2 × m×( ) =
dt 2 √3 3
f = 0.75 × 5
∴ Loss in KE
f = 3.75 N
f

W = ∫ Fext dS = 3.75 (S) = 3.75 (vCt)

i
W = 3.75 (0.75 × 1)
= 2.81 J
dk 1 dm 2
= ( )v
dt 2 dt
1
= (5) × (0.75)2
2
= 1.41 J

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6. If in a new system of units 2. Consider two small balls of masses m and 3m
• New unit of mass is 5 kg attached with a string and are released from some
• New unit of length is 10 meter height as shown in figure. The balls may collide
• New unit of time is 20 second head on or obliquely. After a certain time mass m
Choose correct statement(s) is at (9 cm, 20 cm) while mass 3m is 25 cm above
the x axis and the string is taut. The balls always
(A) 1 S.I. unit of velocity is equal to 2 new unit of velocity
remain in x-y plane. If the length of string is L (in
(B) 1 S.I. unit of power is equal to 16 new unit of power L
cm) then find the value of .
6.5
(C) 1 S.I. unit of energy is equal to 5/4 new unit of energy
(D) 1 S.I. unit of force is equal to 10 new unit of force
Ans. A, B
Sol. 10 m
(A) 1 m/s = x ( ) ;x=2
20 s
(B) 1W = xW' Ans. 2.00
X =
M1 L21 T1−3 1 kg 1m 2
1s −3 Sol. xcm = 0
W
1
W ′
= 1(
M2 L22 T2
−3
) = 1(
5 kg )(
10 m ) (
20 s ) = 16
x of 3m = 3
(C) 1J = XJ'
X =
−2 2 −2
J M1 L21 T1 1 kg 1m 1s 4
1
J′ = 1(
M2 L22 T2−2
) = 1(
5 kg )(
10 m ) (
20 s ) =
5

(D) 1N = XN'
X = 1
N M1 L1 T1−2 1 kg 1m 1s −2

N ′
= 1(
M2 L2 T2−2
) = 1(
5 kg )(
10 m )(
20 s ) =8

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1. →
P and Q→ are two forces of equal magnitude
acting at a point O at such an angle that their
resultant R→ has a magnitude equal to that of P→ . If
the magnitude P→ is doubled, then find the angle
(in degree) between the new resultant R→ 1 and Q →

. If your answer is N find the value of N .

15
Ans. 6.00
Sol.

2 θ + 2 α = 180°
∴ θ + α = 90°

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3. A boat travels across a river from a point A to a
point B of opposite bank along the line AB
forming angle 60° with the bank. A flag on the
pole (mounted on the boat) flutters at an angle
60° with the line AB as shown in figure. If
velocity of wind (5 3 m/s) is perpendicular to
√
the flow of river, find the speed (in m/s) of boat
with respect to the bank.
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4. Figure shows a block placed on a bracket.
Bracket is placed unconstrained on a smooth
floor, it is pulled by a constant force F→ = 6i^
horizontally. Block is projected with velocity v0
relative to bracket as shown in figure. If time in
second after which it stops relative to bracket is t,
then find the value of 0.6 t. Horizontal surface of
bracket is smooth while vertical surface is rough
(Given : m = 1kg, M = 5kg, v0 = 5m/s, µ = 0.5)

Ans. 5.00
Sol. Flag on the launch flies in the direction of Ans. 5.00
wind relative to launch, so β is the angle
Sol. F = (m + M)ax
make by relative velocity of the wind
Nx (on m) = max
relative to the launch.
^ ^ ^ μ Nx ^
→vwind, earth = →u = uj vlaunch, earth = →v = v cos α i + v sin α j acceleration of block a1 = ( −k)
m
→vwind, u − →v = −v cos α ^i + (u − v sin α ) ^j
launch = →
μN
acceleration of bracket a2 = x k^ ( )
u − v sin α M
tan( α + β ) = Relative acceleration arel = a1 – a2
−v cos α
u sin( α + β − π 2
) 0 = v0 – arelt
⇒v=
sin β

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5. James skied down a snowy slope (frictionless) in 6. Experiments reveal that the velocity v of water
an attempt to escape from the killer. Their speeds waves may depend on their wavelength λ
are 40 m/s and 45 m/s respectively. James noted (wavelength has dimensions of length) as λ a,
that he and the killer carried the same kind of density of water r as rb and acceleration due to
rifle and estimated that their masses M (including gravity g as gc, then value of (a + b + c).
body mass, skis, weapon, backpack, etc) were
Ans. 1.00
about the same. James realized that each time he
fired his weapon back at the killer, his Sol. v ∝ λ a ρ bgc
momentum would change; whereas when the v = k λ a ρ bgc
killer fired, the killer's momentum would also where k is dimensionless constant
change. Every time James fired a bullet, the killer M0L1T – 1 = [L]a[M1L – 3T0]b[M0L1T – 2]c
would fire back accordingly. Assume that all solving we get
bullets missed their targets (otherwise this a = 1 , b = 0, c = 1
exercise would terminate). Given M =100 kg, 2 2
mass and the muzzle velocity of a bullet are m =
0.02 kg and v = 500 m/s (with respect to ground)
respectively. If the number of bullets James had
to fire in order to assure that the killer couldn't
catch up with him is 5x then find the value of x.

Ans. 5.00
Sol. After n bullets are fixed,
40M + 10n
VJames =
M − nm
45M − 10n
VKiller =
M − nm

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