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A meter stick is held vertically with one end on the floor and is then allowed to fall. Find the speed of the other end just before it hits the floor, assuming that the end on the floor does not slip.

Short Answer

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Speed of the other end of the stick just before it hits the floor is 5.42鈥尘/s.

Step by step solution

01

Given

  1. A meter stick is allowed to fall with its one end on the floor.
  2. Hint: Consider the stick to be a thin rod and use the conservation of energy principle.
02

Understanding the concept

Find the M.I of the stick from the M.I of the rod about an axis passing through its one end. Then applying the law of conservation of energy to the given system, find an expression forspeed of the other end of the stick just before it hits the floor.Then, inserting M.I and length of the stick,findits value.

Formula:

The M.I of the rod about an axis passing through it鈥檚 one end is

I=13ml2

Ei=Ef

03

Calculate the moment of inertia of the rod

Let m and l be the mass and length of the meter stick respectively. Then, its center of mass will be situated at l/2. The angular speed and M.I of the stick is补苍诲鈥I respectively.

The M.I of the rod about an axis passing through its one end is

I=13ml2=13m(1鈥尘)2=13m

04

Calculate the angular velocity

According to the conservation of energy,

Ei=Ef

K.Ei+P.Ei=K.Ef+P.Ef

In this case,

0+mgl2=12I蝇2+02=mglI=mglI

05

Calculate the speed of the other end of the stick just before it hits the floor

The speed of the stick is,

v=l

v=l蝇v=lmglI

But l=1and l=13m,

v=mgl13mv=3gl

Substitute all the value in the above equation.

v=3(9.8m/s2)1鈥尘v=5.42鈥尘/s

Therefore, the speed of the other end of the stick just before it hits the floor is 5.42鈥尘/s.

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