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a uniform bar of length L stands vertically touching a wall OA, when slightly displaced, its lower end begins to slide along the floor . obtain an expression for the angular velocity ω of the bar as a function of θ

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1
skygirl ·

yahi question tha jo ith power ne solve kiya tha...

and wats the ans for your prev question ?

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Mani Pal Singh ·

EQUATIONS TO BE USED

1)NET TORQUE ABOUT COM IS 0

2)RESOLVE THE FORCES IN THE VERTICAL DIRECTION

3)RESOLVE THE FORCES IN THE HORIZONTAL DIRECTION

4)LOSS IN P.E =GAIN IN K.E+GAIN IN ROTATIONAL ENERGY

1
big looser ......... ·

1st equation kaise aai

3
iitimcomin ·

see its force to move along the walls[ends of the rod refers to it]

so IC is as shown in figure .......

mgl/2[1-sinθ] = 1/2 I(IC) W2 .......(1)

I(IC) = ml2/12 + [ml2cot2θ]/4 ............(2)

solve for w frm eqxn 1 ,2 .........

ull get w = √12g(1-sinθ)/(1+3cot2θ)L

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iitimcomin ·

1
big looser ......... ·

yaar mujse centre of mass ki displacement nai nikal rai

3
iitimcomin ·

kya???????????????????????????/

1
chinmay ·

how do u find the instantaneous axis of rotation(generally)???

1
chinmay ·

help

11
Mani Pal Singh ·

have a look at it

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Instantaneous_axis_of_rotation

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