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Question: In Figure, three particles of mass m = 23 gm are fastened to three rods of length d = 12 cmand negligible mass. The rigid assembly rotates around point Oat the angular speed v = 0.85 rad/s. About O, (a) What are the rotational inertia of the assembly? (b) What are the magnitude of the angular momentum of the middle particle? (c) What are the magnitude of the angular momentum of the assembly?

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  1. The rotational inertia of the assembly asI=4.6×10-3kgm2
  2. The magnitude of the angular momentum of the middle particle asLm=1.1×10-3kg.m2s
  3. The magnitude of the angular momentum of the assembly asL=3.9×10-3kg.m2s

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01

Given

  1. The mass of the particle ism=23g=23×10-3kg
  2. The length of the rod isd=12cm=12×10-2m
  3. The magnitude of angular momentum of the assembly isÓ¬=0.85rad/s
02

To understand the concept

Use the expression of angular momentum in terms of rotational inertia and angular velocity.

Formula:

L=IÓ¬

03

Calculate the rotational inertia of the assembly 

(a)

The rigid assembly is rotating about the origin. Hence each particle is rotating about the same origin as shown inthegiven figure.

The moment of inertia of the rotating particle about the origin O is the product of mass of the particle and square of distance r from the origin O.

I = mr2

Use this relation for each particle and find the rotational inertia of the assembly.

I=md2+m2d2+m3d2⇒I=14md2⇒I=14×23×10-3kg×12×10-2m2⇒I=4.6×10-3kgm2

04

The magnitude of the angular momentum of the middle particle

(b)

The expression of the angular momentum of middle particle is the relation between its rotational inertia and its distance 2 d2 from the origin O

Lm=ImӬ⇒Lm=m2d2Ӭ⇒Lm=23×10-3kg×2×12×10-2m2×0.85rad/s⇒Lm=1.1×10-3kg.m2s

05

Calculate the magnitude of the angular momentum of the assembly

(c)

The expression for the angular momentum of the assembly is

L=IӬ⇒L=4.6×10-3kgm2×0.85rad/s⇒L=3.9×10-3kgm2s

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