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If you did not already do problem P63 do it now. Also calculate numerically the angle through which the apparatus turns, in radians and degrees.

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The angle through which the apparatus turns is1.2rad and68.7.

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01

Definition of moment of inertia

The multiplication of mass and the square of a distance of the particle from the rotation axis are known as the moment of inertia.

Use the relation which says that torque is equal to product of moment of inertia and angular acceleration. Also, use the expression which relates the final angular speed, initial angular speed, angular acceleration, and time elapsed.

The diagram represents a disk like object that can rotate about a vertical axis passing through its center. It is wrapped by a string with its one end in the hand and pulling it in horizontal direction by a force 'F'.

02

Derive the expression of initial and final angular speed

The expression which relates torque acting on the object, tension in the string, moment of inertia of the object, and the angular acceleration is,

=I=FR

Here, Fis the force acting on the string, Ris the radius of the disk, Iis the moment of inertia of the disk, and is the angular acceleration of the disk.

Thus, the angular acceleration of the object is,

=FRI

The expression for the angular speed after time interval tis,

i=f+t

Here,iis the initial angular speed, and fis the final angular speed.

Substitute, FRIfor in

f=i+tf=i+FRIt

03

Find the final angular speed

The total moment of inertia of the disk-four masses system is,

I=Idisk+4Imass

The moment of inertia of the disk isIdisk=12MR2

Here,Mis the mass of the disk.

The moment of inertia of a mass about the center of the disk is,

Imass=mb2

Here,mis the mass of the small ball, andbis the distance of the mass from the center of the disk.

Thus, total moment of inertia of the system is,

I=12MR2+4mb2

Substitute Iin =0+FRIt

f=i+FR12MR2+4mb2twhere,0=0F=21NR=0.11mb=0.14mM=2kgm=0.4kgt=0.2s

i=0+21N0.11m121.2kg0.11m2+40.4kg0.14m20.2s=12rad/s

Therefore, the final angular speed is 12rad/s.

04

Find the angle rotation of the apparatus

Determine the angle of rotation of the apparatus by using the following formula:

=i+f2t

Here,represents the change in angle,is elapsed time.

i=0rad/sf=12rad/st=0.2s

Substitutethese values,

=0rad/s+12rad/s20.2s=60.2rad=1.2rad

Therefore, the angle through which the apparatus turns is1.2rad.

Convert the angle of rotation into degrees by using the following conversion:

=1.2rad3602rad=1.27360222=68.7

Hence, the angle through which the apparatus turns is 68.7.

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