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A spool of radius 100m and mass 100kg has 100 grooves of radii 1m, 2m, ..., 100m. We use pulleys to suspend masses from the grooves as shown. The mass (i)kg is associated with the groove of radius (100-i)m.

Find the angular acceleration of the spool.

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Niraj kumar Jha ·

(2π*1+2π*2.....2π*100)ρ=100
2πρ100*1012=100
ρ=1101π
Mass associated with groove of radius(100-i)m=2Ï€(100-i)1101Ï€
=2(100-i)101........(1)
Iα=(1*100+2*99+3*98....100*1)g
You can Calculate I using(1)

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Akash Anand ·

Well I have some questions..

1) Is there no friction at the ground surface?
2) Why tension will be equal to mg simply?
3) If let us take a scenario when there is only one groove at a radial distance of 50 m then whether we should take the MOI of whole wheel or just that groove as shown in the process??

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