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A sphere of mass m moving with constant velocity hits another sphere of the same mass at rest. If e is the coefficient of restitution. The ratio of their velocities after the collision is

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mu=mv1+mv2v2+v1=u1e=v2v1u0v2v1=eu2by solving 1 and 2,   v1=(1e)2u                                     v2=(1+e)2u

A mass M is moving with constant velocity parallel to the X-axis. Its angular momentum w.r.t. origin is:

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A particle is rotating under the central force, in which one of the following quantities is constant:

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Under central force, torque is zero. So angular momentum is constant.

What minimum friction coefficient is required for hollow sphere rolling without slipping on the inclined plane with an angle of inclination 37° ?

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1Force equation:mgsinθ-μmgcosθ=ma                     .....   iTorque equation:μmgcosθR==23mR2aRμmgcosθ=23ma                    iiSolving both equations:a=35gsinθAnd, μ25tanθμ310Shortcut:μmin =gtanθ1 + R2k2where k  is radius of gyration

The disc is placed on the rough horizontal surface given only angular velocity ω0. The velocity of the centre of mass when it starts pure rolling is:

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Torque equation,f.R=Iαα=f.RI=2f.RmR2=2fmRvelocity after time t,v=fmtf=mvtAngular velocity after time t,ω=ω0-αtvR=ω0-2fmRt=ω0-2mvmR.tt=ω0-2vRv=ω0R3

A force 2N is along line y = 3x + 4. The torque about the origin is:

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r=ax1+by1+ca2+b2=410τ=r×F=2×410=810Nm

A train of mass M is moving on a circular track of radius 'R' with constant speed v. The length of the train is half of the perimeter of the track. The linear momentum of the train will be 

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 Angular velocity of the train, ω = vRLinear velocity of centre of mass= ω×2Rπ=2vπMomentum=M×v=2Mvπ

Four spheres of diameter 2a and mass M are placed with their centres on the four corners of a square of side b. Then the moment of inertia of the system about an axis about one of the sides of the square is

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I=25Ma2×4+Mb2×2I=85Ma2+2Mb2

A body of mass (m) elastically collides with another stationary body of mass 3m. The fractional loss of K.E. of the body is:

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Conserve momentum:mu=mv1+3mv23v2+v1=u            1For elastic collision: e=1=v2-v1uv2-v1=u              21+2 givesv2=u2v1=-u2KKi=Ki-KfKi=1-KfKi=1-12mu2412mu2=34

A hollow sphere is rolling without slipping on the inclined plane. The minimum coefficient of friction is :

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μ = tanθ1+R2k2where k is radius of gyrationFor hollow sphere, R2k2 =32μ = tanθ1+32 =2tanθ5

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