similar to tension.

A chain of length l is placed on a smooth spherical surface of radius R. with one of its ends fixed at the top of the sphere.What will be the acceleration ω of each element of the chain when its upper end is released?It is assume that the length of the chain l<πR/2

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skygirl ·

i think this is an hcv question...

1 min posting solution ...

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Subash ·

sky ur min is over

:P

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skygirl ·

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skygirl ·

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skygirl ·

kinetic energy of chain= loss in P.E.

1/2mv2 =mgR2sin-1(l/R)/L - θ∫θ+α mgR2(cosθ)dθ/L

=mgR2sin-1(l/R)/L - mgR2[sinθ]θθ+α/L

=mgR2/L [sin-1(l/R) + sinθ - sin(θ+ l/R)

here this v is tangential..

so ω=v/R :)

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skygirl ·

b/w, jus at the moment wen sliding starts,,, θ= 0 .

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Subash ·

isnt w(omega) here acceleration

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skygirl ·

okay..... sry.........

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skygirl ·

ok then also ...see...

v = [something]

now a=dv/dt ...

u willl get some dθ/dt trem and dat is equal to angular speed..

ang speed= v/r as uusual...

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msp ·

hey sky can u please solve the problem with force mthd. i have problem in finding the tension of the string.

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skygirl ·

yaaaaaaaaaaar tum force method kyun lagaoge ??? [7] [7]

energy se itnaaaaa sundar ho jaara..

y r u trying to work so hard [3]

nishant bhaiya ko bolte hain... [1]

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msp ·

please translate in english sky

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skygirl ·

ok translating.........

friend, u force method why putting?

energy with so beautiful happening!

next line in eng only :P

to nishant bhaiya asking..

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skygirl ·

sry kidding :P

dun do with force method...

y do you think we have learnt energy method ?? :P

[to do these sums ... :P]

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Lokesh Verma ·

arrey dont worry this is not to be solved by force method..

I dont know of a solution.. and i cant think either..

if at all there is, then i am sure that i dont know it.. and that it will be very tough to solve by that method...

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