Question and Answers Forum

All Questions      Topic List

Mechanics Questions

Previous in All Question      Next in All Question      

Previous in Mechanics      Next in Mechanics      

Question Number 186692 by ajfour last updated on 08/Feb/23

Commented by ajfour last updated on 08/Feb/23

(i) Find u, given the rest.  (ii) Repeat (i)  if R_1 =a , R_2 =b.

(i)Findu,giventherest.(ii)Repeat(i)ifR1=a,R2=b.

Answered by mr W last updated on 08/Feb/23

Commented by mr W last updated on 09/Feb/23

g_l =g sin θ  g_r =g cos θ  L=vt+((g_l t^2 )/2)  t=((−v+(√(v^2 +2g_l L)))/g_l )  u_1 ^2 =u^2 −2g_r R(1−cos ϕ)  N=mg_r cos ϕ+((mu_1 ^2 )/R)=mg_r cos ϕ+((mu^2 −2mg_r R(1−cos ϕ))/R)  N=mg_r (3 cos ϕ−2)+((mu^2 )/R)≥0  (u^2 /R)≥5g_r =5g cos θ ⇒u≥(√(5gR cos θ))  u_1 =((Rdϕ)/dt)=(√(u^2 −2g_r R(1−cos ϕ)))  (√(R/(2g_r )))× (dϕ/( (√((u^2 /(2g_r R))−1+cos ϕ))))=dt  (√((2R)/g_r ))∫_0 ^π (dϕ/( (√((u^2 /(2g_r R))−1+cos ϕ))))=t  (√((2R)/g_r ))∫_0 ^π (dϕ/( (√((u^2 /(2g_r R))−1+cos ϕ))))=((−v+(√(v^2 +2g_l L)))/g_l )  ⇒(√((2R)/(g cos θ)))∫_0 ^π (dϕ/( (√((u^2 /(2gR cos θ))−1+cos ϕ))))=((−v+(√(v^2 +2gL sin θ)))/(g sin θ))  ⇒((4gR sin θ)/( u))F((π/2)∣((4gR cos θ)/( u^2 )))=(√(v^2 +2gL sin θ))−v

gl=gsinθgr=gcosθL=vt+glt22t=v+v2+2glLglu12=u22grR(1cosφ)N=mgrcosφ+mu12R=mgrcosφ+mu22mgrR(1cosφ)RN=mgr(3cosφ2)+mu2R0u2R5gr=5gcosθu5gRcosθu1=Rdφdt=u22grR(1cosφ)R2gr×dφu22grR1+cosφ=dt2Rgr0πdφu22grR1+cosφ=t2Rgr0πdφu22grR1+cosφ=v+v2+2glLgl2Rgcosθ0πdφu22gRcosθ1+cosφ=v+v2+2gLsinθgsinθ4gRsinθuF(π24gRcosθu2)=v2+2gLsinθv

Commented by ajfour last updated on 09/Feb/23

I get   ∫_0 ^( 2π) ((√(Rtan θ))/( (√(((u_1 ^2 /(2g_R R))−1)+cos ϕ))))dϕ     =∫_0 ^( L) (dx/( (√(x+(v_0 ^2 /(2g_L ))))))  but i want to deal this using  Torque-Angular Momentum ways  too!

Iget02πRtanθ(u122gRR1)+cosφdφ=0Ldxx+v022gLbutiwanttodealthisusingTorqueAngularMomentumwaystoo!

Commented by ajfour last updated on 09/Feb/23

Thank you Sir. What is this F(theta) Fourier Integral?

Commented by mr W last updated on 10/Feb/23

Terms of Service

Privacy Policy

Contact: info@tinkutara.com