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A uniform-density wheel of mass 6 kg and radius 0.3 m rotates on a low-friction axle. Starting from rest, a string wrapped around the edge exerts a constant force of15Nfor0.6s(a) what is the final angular speed? (b) what is the average angular speed? (c) Through how big an angle did the wheel turn? (d) How much string come off the wheel?

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Final angular speed of the wheel is10rad/s .

The average angular speed of the wheel is5rad/s.

Angle turn by the wheel in0.6s is3.0rad .

The total length of the string that comes off the wheel is 0.9m.

Step by step solution

01

Definition of Angular speed.

Angular speed is the rate at which the central angle of a spinning body varies over time.

The rate of change of angular displacement is known as angular speed.

02

Derive the expression of final angular velocity.

Mass of wheel,m=6kg

Radius of the wheel,r=0.3m

As the wheel starting from rest, initial angular speed of the wheel,i=0rad/s

Applied force at the edge of the wheel,F=15N

Total time that force applied at the edge of the wheel,t=0.6s

Torque acting on the system related to initial angular momentum and final angular momentum as

net=Lf-Lit

Here,

Lf=IfFinal angular momentum of the wheel

Li=IiInitial angular momentum of the wheel

tTime taken

netNet torque

Net torque acting on the wheelnet related to force acting at the edgeF and perpendicular distance between the axis of rotation and force as

net=Fr

From the above two relations we get

Fr=If-Iit

Isolating the final angular velocity of the wheel from above equation we get

f=Fr-tt+i

03

Find the angular speed of the wheel.

(a)Moment of inertia of the uniform density wheel is

I=mr22

Now the final angular velocity of the wheel is

f=2Frtmr2+0=2Frtmr2=2Ftmr (Since i=0rad/s)

By substituting the given values in above equation, we get

i=215N0.6s6kg0.3m=10rad/s

Final angular speed of the wheel is10rad/s .

04

Find the average angular speed of the wheel.

(b)Initial angular speed,i=0

Final angular speed,f=10rad/s

Now the average angular speed of the wheel is

avg=i+f2=0+10rad/s2=5rad/s

The average angular speed of the wheel is 5rad/s.

05

 Step 5: Find the angle turn by the wheel.

(c)Angular displacement of the wheel is

=i+f2t=5rad/s0.6s=3.0rad

Angle turn by the wheel in0.6s is3.0rad.

(d) The length of the string that comes off the wheel related to angular displacement of the wheel as

x=r=0.3m3.0rad/s=0.9m

The total length of the string that comes off the wheel is0.9m .

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