Question #108507
the moment of inertia of a circular disc about an axis passing through it center and perpendicular to its plane is 10kg m^2it is rotating clockwise with an angular speed 60rpm.another didc with a rotational inertia of 5kgm^2 is rotating anticlockwise with an angular speed 30rpm.at some instant this disc is dropped on top of first disc.calculate final angular speed of the system.
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Expert's answer
2020-04-08T10:58:48-0400

As per the given question,

Moment of inertia of the first disc (I1)=10kgm2(I_1)=10kg m^2

Angular speed of the first disc(ω1)=60rpm(\omega_1)=60 rpm

Moment of inertia of the second disc (I2)=5kgm2(I_2)=5kgm^2

Angular speed of the second disc (ω2)=30rpm(\omega_2)=30rpm

When the smaller disc will drop on the larger, then net momentum always be conserve,

Let the final angular momentum be ω3\omega_3

Hence, applying the conservation of the angular momentum

I1ω2I2ω2=(I1+I2)ω3I_1\omega_2-I_2\omega_2= (I_1+I_2) \omega_3


ω3=I1ω2I2ω2I1+I2\Rightarrow \omega_3= \dfrac{I_1\omega_2-I_2\omega_2}{I_1+I_2}

ω3=10×605×3010+5\Rightarrow \omega_3= \dfrac{10\times 60-5\times 30}{10+5}


ω3=60030015\Rightarrow \omega_3=\dfrac{600-300}{15}

ω3=30015=20rpm\Rightarrow \omega_3=\dfrac{300}{15}=20rpm


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