1. A wheel started from rest and attained an angular speed of 200 rev/s in 1 minute. Calculate
its angular acceleration assuming it to be constant.
2. A rotating body makes 100 revolutions in 10 seconds. Finds its angular speed.
3. A wheel of radius 0.25 m that starts from rest is given an angular acceleration of 10 rad/s
2
.
Find:
(a) the at of point at its rim,
(b) the ac of this point after 5 seconds, and
(c) the actual acceleration of the wheel.
4. Find the total torque acting on a body when five forces are applied on the following
moment-arms: F1 = 30 N upward at r1 = 2.0 m, F2 = 10 N upward at r2 = 3.0 m, F3 = 50 N
downward at r3 = 2.0 m, F4 = 20 N upward at r4 = 0.5 m and F5 = 25 N downward at r5 = 1.5 m.
1)
"\\alpha=\\dfrac{\\omega-\\omega_0}{t}=\\dfrac{200\\ \\dfrac{rev}{s}\\times\\dfrac{2\\pi\\ rad}{1\\ rev}-0}{60\\ s}=20.94\\ \\dfrac{rad}{s^2}."2) Let's first find the angular displacement covered during 100 revolutions:
Then, we can find the angular acceleration of the body from the kinematic equation:
Finally, we can find the angular speed of the body as follows:
3) (a)
"a_t=\\alpha r=0.25\\ m\\times10\\ \\dfrac{rad}{s^2}=2.5\\ \\dfrac{m}{s^2}."b)
"\\omega=\\omega_0+\\alpha t=0+10\\ \\dfrac{rad}{s^2}\\times5\\ s=50\\ \\dfrac{rad}{s},""a_c=\\dfrac{v^2}{r}=\\omega^2r=(50\\ \\dfrac{rad}{s})^2\\times0.25\\ m=625\\ \\dfrac{m}{s^2}."(c)
"a=\\sqrt{a_t^2+a_c^2}=\\sqrt{(2.5\\ \\dfrac{m}{s^2})^2+(625\\ \\dfrac{m}{s^2})^2}=625\\ \\dfrac{rad}{s^2}."4)
"F_{tot}=F_1r_1+F_2r_2-F_3r_3+F_4r_4-F_5r_5,""F_{tot}=30\\ N\\times2\\ m+10\\ N\\times3\\ m-50\\ N\\times2\\ m+20\\ N\\times0.5\\ m-25\\ N\\times1.5\\ m,"
"F_{tot}=-37.5\\ N\\times m."The sign minus means that the total torque acting on the body directed downward.
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