Question #315590

A cone of radius 𝑟 centimeters and height ℎ centimeters is lowered point first at


a rate of 1 cm/s into a tall cylinder of radius 𝑅 centimeters that is partially filled with


water. How fast is the water level rising at the instant the cone is completely


submerged

Expert's answer

Potential energy is converted into kinetic energy of translational and rotational motion.

mgh=mv2/2+Jω2/2m*g*h=m*v²/2 + J*ω²/2

moment of inertia of the cylinder

J=mr2/2J=m*r²/2

Angular velocity at the end of the inclined plane

ω=v/rmgh=mv2/2+(mr2/2)(v2/(2r2))gh=v2/2+v2/4=(3/4)v2v=2gh/3ω=v/r\, \\ m*g*h=m*v²/2 + (m*r²/2)*(v²/(2*r²))\\ g*h=v²/2 + v²/4=(3/4)*v²\\ v=2*\sqrt{g*h/3}

Answer: v=2gh/3v=2*\sqrt{g*h/3}


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