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In Fig.10−42 , a cylinder having a mass of2.0 k²µ can rotate about its central axis through pointO . Forces are applied as shown: F1=6.0 N,F2=4.0 N ,F3=2.0 N , andF4=5.0 N . Also,r=5.0 c³¾ andR=12 c³¾ . Find the (a) magnitude and (b) direction of the angular acceleration of the cylinder. (During the rotation, the forces maintain their same angles relative to the cylinder.)

Short Answer

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  1. Magnitude of the angular acceleration of the cylinder is9.7 r²¹»å/s2.
  2. Direction of the angular acceleration of the cylinder is counterclockwise.

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01

Understanding the given information

  1. The mass of cylinder is,m=2.0 k²µ
  2. F1=6.0 N
  3. F2=4.0 N
  4. F3=2.0 N
  5. R=0.12″¾
  6. r=0.050″¾
02

Concept and formula used in the given question 

From the given figure and information, it is possible to find the net torque acting on the cylinder. Using this net torque and value of moment of inertia of a cylinder, you can find the magnitude of the angular acceleration of the cylinder. The formulas used for above are given below.

  1. Net Torque, τnet=F1R−F2R−F3r
  2. Angular acceleration,α=τnet/I
  3. Moment of inertia,I=12MR2
03

(a) Calculation for the magnitude of the angular acceleration of the cylinder

Calculating net torque by the above formula,

τnet=F1R−F2R−F3r

Substitute all the value in the above equation

Ï„net=(6.0 N)(0.12″¾)−(4.0 N)(0.12″¾)−(2.0 N)(0.050″¾)=71 N³¾

Also, Moment of inertia will be

I=12MR2=12(2.0 k²µ)×(0.12″¾)2=0.0144 k²µ.m2

Now, substituting these values to find the angular acceleration of the cylinder

We have,

α=τnetI

Substitute all the value in the above equation

α=71 N³¾0.014 k²µ.m2=9.7 r²¹»å/s2

Hence the angular acceleration is, 9.7 r²¹»å/s2.

04

(b) Calculation for the direction of the angular acceleration of the cylinder 

Since the value of acceleration is position, the direction of the angular acceleration of the cylinder is, counter clockwise.

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