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A V 2.0kg,20cm-diameter turntable rotates at 100rpmon frictionless bearings. Two 500gblocks fall from above, hit the turntable simultaneously at opposite ends of a diameter, and stick. What is the turntable's angular velocity, in rpm, just after this event?

Short Answer

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Therefore, the final angular velocity of the turntable is50rpm.

Step by step solution

01

Step :1 Introduction 

According to conservation of angular momentum, the initial angular momentum of the object is equal to final angular momentum of the object.

Li=Lf

Here, L1is the initial angular momentum of the object and Lfis the final angular momentum of the object.

02

Step :2 Explanation

The initial angular momentum of the turntable

Li=Iii

Here Ljis the initial moment of inertia, iis initial angular velocity. The final angular momentum of the turntable is,

Lf=Iff

Here, is the final moment of inertia and yis final angular velocity.

Substitute IffforLcandIffforLfin the equation Li=Lfand solve for f.

Ifi=Ifff=IfIfi

The initial momentum of the inertia in turntable is

Ii=12Mr2

Here Mis mass of turntable andRis radius of turntable.

The final angular momentum is due to turntable and two blocks. The final moment of inertia of the system is,

If=12Mr2+2mr2

Here, m is the mass of each block and r is the distance of block from the center of the turntable.

03

Step  : 3 Relationship of radius and diameter 

The relation between radius and diameter on the turntable is

r=d2

Here dis the diameter of the turntable

Substitute 20cmfor d

r=20cm2

=10cm102m1cm

0.1m

r=20cm2=10cm102m1cm=0.1m

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Step :4 Substitution

Substitute 12Mr2forIiand12Mr2+2mr2forIrin equation f=IiIfiand solve f

f=12Mr212Mr2+2mr21

Substitute 2.0kgforM,0.1mforr,500gformand100rpmforp.

f=12(2.0kg)(0.1m)212(2.0kg)(0.1m)2+2(500g)103kg1g(0.1m)2(100rpm)

=50rpm

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