A particle starts moving on a circular direction with angular speed 5 rads−1. The radius of the circle is 4 m and the angular speed at time t is given by ω =15−3t.
What is the linear speed of the particle 6 seconds after moving, and the resultant acceleration of the particle?
Ans:-
The relationship between angular velocity ω and linear velocity v was also defined in Rotation Angle and Angular Velocity as
We have and
So,
linear speed of the particle 6 seconds after moving is
sign means direction of speed is in opposite direction of motion.
So, tangential acceleration
Centripetal acceleration will be
Then resultant acceleration will be
Hence the resultant acceleration of the particle is
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