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  An object sits on a rot m2;fu* zjf(dbating horizontal disc. The disc rotates from rest with uniform angular acceleration*m2;d fbj( zfu α. After time t the object slides off of the disc.
What is the linear speed of the object at this time?

  In an amusement park x:exs184qwk3h2f9 gh gin-zap*av0 h , children enjoy a carousel ride that has a rotating platform and seats in the shape of horses on the platform. Some of the horses are closer to thhpweh-29zha 41v8f3 *i: gxqnk s0xg ae centre of the platform. A top view of the ride is shown below.

1.After accelerating to a certain angular velocity, the torque of the motor that rotates the carousel is equal to the torques of the opposing forces.
The carousel makes 20 revolutions in 5.0min. Determine the angular velocity of the carousel. ω =    $rads^{-1}$
2.(1)State the law of conservation of angular momentum.
(2)During the ride, some children on the outer horses move to horses that are closer to the centre. Explain the effect this could have on the angular velocity of the carousel.
3.Another carousel is moving with an angular velocity of $0.35\,rads^{−1}$. In an instant, the magnitude of the rate of change of moment of inertia due to a child moving towards the centre is $24\,kgm^2s^{−1}$. Determine the net torque acting on the carousel during the motion of the child. $τ$ =    Nm

  A tightrope walker holds a2qyk/gryhw 7t3pcl zc0)w2+n long pole during his stunt.

Three statements are given about the effect of the pole on the walker's ability to maintain their balance.
I. The pole increases the moment of inertia of the walker.
II. An unbalanced torque will produce a smaller angular acceleration to the walker and pole.
III. Holding the pole higher will make the walker more stable.
Which of these statements is/are correct?

  The graph shows the variation of torqumqqq6 yx5sh0a/z o61 re on an object with time.



The moment of inertia is $0.25\,kgm^2$.
Assuming the object starts from rest, what is the final angular speed?

  1.In an Atwood machine, two w m(dfbhhe-j /qc;a83blocks of masses 2.0kg and 4.0kg are connected with a massless string that cdqje hm/-hab ;3 (8fwpasses over a pulley. The pulley has a radius r of 0.25m.



The masses are released from rest and the tensions created on the strings attached to the masses of 2.0kg and 4.0kg are $T_1$​ and $T_2$​ respectively. The acceleration of the mass of 2.0kg is 2.3$ms^{−2}$.
(1)Determine the values for $T_1$​ and $T_2$. $T_1$ =    N $T_2$ =    N
(2)Show that the angular acceleration of the pulley is approximately 9rads$^{−2}$. $α$ =    rads$^{-2}$
(3)Calculate the angular speed of the pulley after 3.0s. $ω_f$ =    rads$^{-1}$
(4)By using the answer in (i) and the information in (ii), calculate the moment of inertia $I$ of the pulley. $I$ =    kg m$^2$
(5)Discuss whether the pulley is in rotational equilibrium or translational equilibrium.
2.On another occasion, the same pulley's rotation is controlled by a motor. The variation of the pulley's angular velocity with time is shown on the graph below.



(1)Identify the quantities that are represented by the area under the graph and the gradient of the graph.
(2)On the graph below, sketch the variation of torque T on the pulley with time. (There is no need to add values to the axes.)

(3)The system starts from rest and the angular velocity of the pulley at t=4.0s is 4.0rads$^{−1}$. Calculate the number of revolutions made by the pulley between t=0s and t=4.0s. n =   

  A uniform rod of mass M and length L rotates around -vy 2 j/d)da9n ( orli17(id ugduy0aea vertical axis through its center. Two equal forces act on the rod as shown in the diagram.o)17e/iljr(2u(aav d d0idd u9ygyn-


The moment of inertia of the rod when rotating about its centre is $frac{1}{12}ML^2$.
Which of the following gives the angular acceleration of the rod?

  The tip of the seconds hand of a clock moves from the ““12” x 88;op11l:ajmexupp” marking to the ““6”” markipp: uo8mxa;jp xle811ng with a tangential speed of 2$cms^{−1}$.
Which of the following is correct about the angular speed and the centripetal acceleration?

  In a tricks competition, a snooker ball of radislx9v8dl s)g5 us 2.5 cm is hit horizontally with a cue and rolls without slipping and then rolls up a slope. The mass of the ball is 0.16 kg and the momell 9gs v)ds5x8nt of inertia of the snooker ball is $frac{2}{5}​mr^2$.

1.The average acceleration of the ball during the strike is 150 $ms^{−2}$. Show that the average net torque applied on the ball during the strike is around 0.024 Nm. $τ$ =    $\times10^{-2}\,Nm$
2.The contact time of the cue to the ball is 2.5 ms. Show the total kinetic energy of the ball after 2.5 ms is approximately $1.6\times10^{−2}\,J$. $E_k$ =    $\times10^{-2}\,J$
3.(1)When the cue stops applying force on the ball, the ball starts to roll up an incline placed in front of the ball. Calculate the maximum vertical height reached by the ball. Ignore friction and air resistance. $h$ =    $\times10^{-1}\,m$
(2)The angle of the incline is $25^{\circ}C$ to the horizontal. What is the minimum coefficient of static friction between the surface and the ball for it to roll down the incline without slipping? $μ$ =   

  Two masses M and m are connected by a rod of negligible mass. They rotgd5qutip/ 4bi a o4z*uppphp7 83r1*u ate around a vertical 1p *a izp/3i4b5uqt7dgphpp uu8or*4 axis as shown in the diagram.


The ratio
$frac{Distance between M and the axis}{​Distance between m and the axis}$=$frac{1}{2}$​
What is the moment of inertia?

  A student sits on a chair th6y c0/q:wl)ussund uo y7g *j+at is free to move. The student holds a rotating wheel as shown in the dia*dssq)cyu ug+7u :/ j6w0oynlgram.


From the student’s perspective, the wheel rotates clockwise. Both the student and the chair are at rest.
The student inverted the direction of rotation of the wheel such that it is now turning clockwise according to their perspective.


Which of the following is correct about both the student and the chair system?

  A disc of mass m and radius r rolls wit6f : gqfyuis/ tn,c98y8hwd9r hout slipping from rest down an inclined piyrh/6ffgnu:y,8td cw989 s qlane.

The moment of inertia of the disc is $frac{1}{2}​mr^2$.
Which of the following is correct about the linear acceleration of the disc and the net torque?

  A uniform rod of mass M and length L is pivoted at one of its endoe 0v zna-rznb82:eb 0s. The rod is released from rest from the z enae n-bo zvb82r:00horizontal position.

The moment of inertia of the rod when rotating about its end is $\frac{1}{2}​ML^2$.
What is the linear speed of the bottom end of the rod as it swings past the vertical position?

  Disc A rotates around a vertical frictionle4rq xusu9*wy 0ss axle with angular speed $ω_A$​ and moment of inertia $I_A$​. Disc B with moment of inertia $I_B$​ is dropped from rest on disc A. The ratio$\frac{I_B}{I_A}$=$\frac{1}{4}$

The two discs have the same final angular speed ω.
What is the ratio $\frac{(Final\,kinetic\,energy)​}{(Initial\,kinetic\,energy)}$ ?