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In Fig. P9.80, the cylinder and pulley turn without frictionabout stationary horizontal axles that pass through their centers.A light rope is wrapped around the cylinder, passes over thepulley, and has a 3.00-kg box suspended from its free end. Thereis no slipping between the rope and the pulley surface. The uniformcylinder has mass 5.00 kg and radius 40.0 cm. The pulley isa uniform disk with mass 2.00 kg and radius 20.0 cm. The box isreleased from rest and descends as the rope unwraps from thecylinder. Find the speed of the box when it has fallen 2.50 m.

Short Answer

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The speed of the block when it has fallen 2.50m is 4.76m/s .

Step by step solution

01

Identification of the given data.

Given in the question,

The mass of the block,m=3.00 â¶Ä‰k²µ

The Mass of the cylinder,mc=5.00 k²µ

The radius of the cylinder, rc=40 â¶Ä‰c³¾

The Mass of the cylindermp=2.00 k²µ

The radius of the cylinder, rp=20 â¶Ä‰c³¾

The height descended by the mass, h=2.50 â¶Ä³¾

02

Concept used to solve the question

Law of conservation of energy

EF=EIUi+KEi=Uf+KEf

According to the conservation of energy, the energy of a systemcan neither be created nor destroyed it can only be converted from one form of energy to another.

Where,

Uiis initial potential energy,Ufis final potential energy, KEiis initial kinetic energy,KEf is final kinetic energy.

03

Finding the speed of the block.

From the conservation of energy,

Ui+KEi=Uf+KEf…(¾±)

Potential energy can be given as

U=mgh

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

The block is initially at height h=2.50m, therefore initial potential energy of the system can be given as

Ui=mbghUi=3 k²µ9.8 â¶Ä³¾/s22.5 â¶Ä³¾Ui=73.5 â¶Ä‰J

Since finally the height of the block is zero

Final potential energy Uf=0

The final kinetic energy will be the sum of the translational kinetic energy of the block and the rotational kinetic energy of the cylinder and the rotational kinetic energy of the pully.

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=12IÓ¬2

Where I is inertia and is the angular velocity

KEi=0

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

Final kinetic energy

KEf=Kt+Krc+Krp=12mvb2+12IcÓ¬c2+12IpÓ¬p2

The moment of inertia can be calculated using the formula.

I=12MR2

Where M is mass and R is the radius

Ic=12mcrc2=125.00 k²µ0.40 â¶Ä³¾2=0.40 â¶Ä¿é²µ.³¾2

So, the moment of inertia of the cylinder

Ic=12mcrc2=125.00 k²µ0.40 â¶Ä³¾2=0.40 â¶Ä¿é²µ.³¾2

So, the moment of inertia of the pully

Ip=12mprp2=122.00 k²µ0.20 â¶Ä³¾2=0.40 â¶Ä¿é²µ.³¾2

Substituting the values into equation (i)

73.5 â¶Ä‰J+0=0+123.00 â¶Ä‰k²µvb2+120.40 â¶Ä¿é²µ.³¾2Ó¬c2+120.40 â¶Ä¿é²µ.³¾2Ó¬p2--------(ii)

We know, the block, pully, and cylinder are connected so they will move with the same linear speed

vb=vp=vc

Now using the formula

v=rÓ¬

Where v is linear speed, r is radius and is the angular speed

Therefore,

vb=vpvb=rpÓ¬pÓ¬p=vbrp

And

vb=vpvb=rcÓ¬cÓ¬c=vbrc

Substituting the values into the equation (ii)

73.5 â¶Ä‰J+0=0+123.00 â¶Ä‰k²µvb2+120.40 â¶Ä¿é²µ.³¾2vbrc2+120.40 â¶Ä¿é²µ.³¾2vbrp273.5 â¶Ä‰J=123.00 â¶Ä‰k²µvb2+120.40 â¶Ä¿é²µ.³¾2vb0.40 â¶Ä³¾2+120.40 â¶Ä¿é²µ.³¾2vb0.20 â¶Ä³¾273.5 â¶Ä‰J=123.00 â¶Ä‰k²µvb2+120.40 â¶Ä¿é²µ.³¾20.40 â¶Ä³¾+120.40 â¶Ä¿é²µ.³¾20.20 â¶Ä³¾vb2vb=4.76 â¶Ä³¾/s

The speed of the block when it has fallen 2.50m is 4.76m/s .

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