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You are to use a long, thin wire to build a pendulum in a science museum. The wire has an unstretched length of 22.00mand a circular cross-section of diameter 0.860 mm; it is made of an alloy that has a large breaking stress. One end of the wire will be attached to the ceiling, and a 9.50 kgmetal sphere will be attached to the other end. As the pendulum swings back and forth, the wire鈥檚 maximum angular displacement from the vertical will be36.0. You must determine the maximum amount the wire will stretch during this motion. So, before you attach the metal sphere, you suspend a test mass (mass m) from the wire鈥檚 lower end. You then measure the increase in lengthof the wire for several different test masses. Given figure, a graph ofversusshows the results and the straight line that gives the best fit to the data. The equation for this line isl=(0.422m/kg)m.

  1. Assume that g = 9.8 m/localid="1668148375172" s2, and use given figure to calculate Young鈥檚 modulusfor this wire.
  2. You remove the test masses, attach the 9.50 kgsphere, and release the sphere from rest, with the wire displaced by 36.localid="1668148446283" 0. Calculate the amount the wire will stretch as it swings through the vertical. Ignore air resistance.

Short Answer

Expert verified
  1. The Young鈥檚 modulus of wire is 8.7951011Pa
  2. The wire will stretch 0.127 m.

Step by step solution

01

Energy conservation theorem

Consider the formula for the energy conservation:

U1+K1+Eother=U2+K2 (1)

Here, U1,U2is initial and final potential energy respectively.

TheK1 andK2 is initial and final kinetic energy respectively.

Eotheris other energies.

02

Identification of given data

Here we have, length of wire isI0=22.0m

Diameter of wire is d = 0.860 mm .

Mass of sphere is m = 9.5 kg

role="math" =36.0l=0.422mm/kgm

03

Find the Young’s modulus of the wire

(a)

Now, cross-sectional area of wire is,

A=0.430103m2=5.808106m2Also,weknowthatYoungsmodulusisgivenby,Y=FI0础螖滨 (2)

In our case, F = w = mg

Now, equation (2) becomes,

Y=mgI0AlY=gI0Alm (3)

Now, we have,

螖滨=0.422mmkgm螖濒m=0.422mmkgBysubstitutingthenumericalvaluesinequation(3),weget,Y=9.8ms2(22.0m)5.808106m20.422mmkg=8.7951011Pa

Hence, the Young鈥檚 modulus of wire is8.7951011Pa

04

Finding the amount the wire will stretch as it swings through the vertical.

(b)

Consider the diagram for the condition:

From equation (1), we have,

U1+K1+Eother=U2+K2

Take position 2 as zero gravitational potential energy level.

Here, at rest kinetic energy is zero. So, K1=0

Final potential energy is zero. So,U2=0.

Here, no energy losses. So,Eother= 0

Initial potential energyU1=mgl0(1-cos)

Final kinetic energy is given by,

K1=12mv22

S0, equation (1) becomes

mgI0(1cos)+0+0=0+12mv22v2=2gl0(1cos)Simplifytheexpressionforangularmomentumas:v2=2I02=v2I02=2gl0(1cos)I0

Substitute all numerical values in above equation we get,

2=29.8m/s2(22.0m)1cos36.0(22.0m)=3.743rads

Consdier the free body diagram鈥

Now, by newton鈥檚 second law,

Fy=macentripetalTW=ml022T=W+ml022T=mg+ml022Bysubstitutingallthenumericalvaluesinaboveequationandsolve:T=(9.50kg)9.8m/s2+(95.0kg)(22.0m)(3.743rad/s)2=2959.1N

Now, by newton鈥檚 third law it has same magnitude and opposite direction of the force exerted by sphere on the wire.

Now, by equation 2 we have,

Y=Fl0Al

In our case, T = F . So above equation becomes,

Y=TI0础螖滨螖滨=TI0AYNow,substitutethevaluesinaboveequation.So,weget,螖滨=(2959.1N)(22.0m)5.808106m28.7951011Pa=0.127m

Hence, the wire will stretch 0.127 m .

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