ok, I solved it like this(I think I have done a calculation mistake but concept is right) Loss in P.E.=gain in K.E. from here we will get omega. Impulse(along rod)-mg/root2=m(omega)^2(l/2) find alpha at that position. mg/(root2)-I(perpendicular to rod)=m(accn of COM)
arre yr somay dhang se pad, hum dono ne radial acceleration nhi lia, the CM of the rod is moving in a circle of radius l/2, so mw^2r vaali force bhi lagegi
and btw, maine 3 tarah se kia, but since i didn't consider radial acc, answer vahi aaya
1) W/4
ReplyDelete2) (root 34 /8) W
1.W/4
ReplyDelete2.root(65/32)W
1)W/4
ReplyDelete2)root(17/32)W
i meant ((root34)/8)W
ReplyDeletesame as sambhav's
i am not able to understand why we have to take the acceleration of centre of mass when the rod is in pure rotation......
ReplyDeleteok, I solved it like this(I think I have done a calculation mistake but concept is right)
ReplyDeleteLoss in P.E.=gain in K.E.
from here we will get omega.
Impulse(along rod)-mg/root2=m(omega)^2(l/2)
find alpha at that position.
mg/(root2)-I(perpendicular to rod)=m(accn of COM)
Now take net of I
me, (and probably somay too) have taken impluse(along rod) = mg/root2
ReplyDeletei have not considered radial acceleration, so, i must say your answer is correct
i took the most general case..
ReplyDeleteimpulse in X, Y lia..
Acm lia perpendicular to the rod, alpha lia clockwise..
then i set up 2 equations using newton's laws and one torque equation..
also, Acm=L/2 alpha..
isse a gya..
interesting that i got the same ans as sambhav..
arre yr somay dhang se pad, hum dono ne radial acceleration nhi lia, the CM of the rod is moving in a circle of radius l/2, so mw^2r vaali force bhi lagegi
ReplyDeleteand btw, maine 3 tarah se kia, but since i didn't consider radial acc, answer vahi aaya
okay.. haan..
ReplyDeletemaine to bina dekhe hi likh dia..
1st part mein aisa kuch nhi tha but 2nd part mein hoga.. nice ques..!!
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ReplyDeletei am getting W root(58)/4 in part 2.
ReplyDelete1. w/4
ReplyDelete2.
after considering radial acc...along dir of rod....
nd assuming components Fx Fy along nd Perpendicular to rod
Fy = W/4root(2)
Fx - W/root(2) = mv^2/(l/2)
By COE.... v^2 = gl/root(2)
Fx = 3W/root(2)
Fnet = sqrt(Fx^2 + Fy^2) = root( 145/32)..