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The pulley in Fig. P9.76 has radius 0.160 m and a momentof inertia 0.380鈥夆赌kg.m2 . The rope does not slip on the pulley rim.Use energy methods to calculate the speed of the 4.00-kg block

just before it strikes the floor.

Short Answer

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The speed of the block just before it strikes the floor is 3.067m/s .

Step by step solution

01

Identification of the given data

Given in the question,

The radius of the pully, r=0.160鈥夆赌塵

The moment of inertia of the pully, I=0.380鈥夆赌塳g.m2

The mass of the block first blockm1=4.00鈥夆赌塳g

The mass of the second blockm2=2.00鈥夆赌塳g

Height of the block from the floor h1=5m

02

Law of conservation of energy

The law of conservation of energy is, that 鈥渢he initial total energy is always equal to the final total energy of the system鈥.

EF=EI

03

Finding the speed of the block just before it sticks the floor

From the conservation of energy, we know

EI=EF

Initial potential energy +initial kinetic energy= final potential energy + final kinetic energy.

Ui+KEi=Uf+KEf鈥(颈)

Initial potential energy will be the sum of the initial potential energy of the pully and the two blocks

The formula of potential energy is,

U=mgh

Where Uis potential energy, m is mass and h is the height.

Since the height of the pully and rope from the floor do not change,

So, their potential energy will be the same therefore we can take their initial and final potential energy to zero

Therefore, the initial potential energy of the system can be given as

The initial potential energy,

Ui=UiPully+Uirope+m1h1g+m2h2gUi=0+0+4.00鈥夆赌塳g5m9.8鈥夆赌塵/s2+2.00鈥夆赌塳g0m9.8鈥夆赌塵/s2Ui=196鈥夆赌塉

Initial kinetic energy will be the sum of the initial kinetic energy of the rope and pully and the energy of the two-block

The formula of transitional kinetic energy is

Kt=12mv2

Where m is mass and v is the linear speed

The formula of rotational kinetic energy

kr=12I2

Where I is inertia and is the angular velocity

Initially, the system was at rest therefore initial kinetic energy.

KEi=0

Finally, the first book is on the floor therefore its height is zero, and the height of the second block is 5 m.

Final potential energy

Uf=UfPully+Ufrope+m1h1g+m2h2gUf=0+0+4.00鈥夆赌塳g0m9.8鈥夆赌塵/s2+2.00鈥夆赌塳g5m9.8鈥夆赌塵/s2Uf=98鈥夆赌塉

Final kinetic energy will be the sum of the transitional kinetic energy of the two-block and rotational kinetic energy of the pully since the mass of the rope is negligible, we can ignore its kinetic energy

Final kinetic energy

KEf=K1+K2+Krpully=12m1v2+12m2v2+12I2=124.00鈥夆赌塳gv2+122.00鈥夆赌塳gv2+120.380鈥夆赌塳g.m22

Since all the blocks and pully are connected by the rope, therefore, they will move with the same linear speed

Therefore, we can use the formula =vr

KEf=124.00鈥夆赌塳gv2+122.00鈥夆赌塳gv2+120.380鈥夆赌塳g.m2vr2KEf=124.00鈥夆赌塳gv2+122.00鈥夆赌塳gv2+120.380鈥夆赌塳g.m2v0.160鈥夆赌塵2KEf=124.00鈥夆赌塳g+122.00鈥夆赌塳g+120.380鈥夆赌塳g.m20.160鈥夆赌塵v2KEf=10.42鈥夆赌v2鈥夆赌塉

Now substituting all the values of energy into the equation (i)

Ui+KEi=Uf+KEf196鈥夆赌塉+0=98鈥夆赌塉+鈥10.42鈥夆赌v2鈥夆赌塉v=3.067鈥夆赌塵/s

Hence the velocity of the block just before it strikes the floor is 3.067m/s

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