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Question Number 29198 by ajfour last updated on 05/Feb/18

Commented by ajfour last updated on 05/Feb/18

uniform rod.

uniformrod.

Answered by mrW2 last updated on 05/Feb/18

Commented by mrW2 last updated on 05/Feb/18

N_1 =f_2   N_2 =mg−f_1   N_2 l cos θ−mg(l/2)cos θ−N_1 l sin θ=0    case 1: f_1 =μ_1 N_1 , f_2 ≤μ_2 N_2 =μ_2 (mg−μ_1 f_2 )  f_2 ≤((μ_2 mg)/(1+μ_1 μ_2 ))  (mg−μ_1 f_2 )l cos θ−mg(l/2)cos θ−f_2 l sin θ=0  f_2 (μ_1 +tan θ)=((mg)/2)  ⇒f_2 =((mg)/(2(μ_1 +tan θ)))≤((μ_2 mg)/(1+μ_1 μ_2 ))  ⇒(1/(μ_1 +tan θ))≤((2μ_2 )/(1+μ_1 μ_2 ))  ⇒tan θ≥((1−μ_1 μ_2 )/(2μ_2 ))  ⇒θ≥tan^(−1) (((1−μ_1 μ_2 )/(2μ_2 )))    case 2: f_2 =μ_2 N_2 , f_1 ≤μ_1 N_1 =μ_1 μ_2 (mg−f_1 )  ⇒f_1 ≤((μ_1 μ_2 mg)/(1+μ_1 μ_2 ))  (mg−f_1 )l cos θ−mg(l/2)cos θ−μ_2 (mg−f_1 )l sin θ=0  −f_1 cos θ+((mg)/2)cos θ−μ_2 mgsin θ+μ_2 f_1 sin θ=0  (1−μ_2 tan θ)f_1 =((mg)/2)(1−2μ_2 tan θ)  ⇒f_1 =((mg(1−2μ_2 tan θ))/(2(1−μ_2 tan θ)))  ⇒f_1 =((mg(−(1/2)+1−μ_2 tan θ))/(1−μ_2 tan θ))  ⇒f_1 =mg[1−(1/(1−μ_2 tan θ))]≤((mgμ_1 μ_2 )/(1+μ_1 μ_2 ))  (1/(1+μ_1 μ_2 ))≤(1/(1−μ_2 tan θ))  tan θ≥−μ_1  ⇒always true    ⇒the rod slips when θ≤tan^(−1) (((1−μ_1 μ_2 )/(2μ_2 )))

N1=f2N2=mgf1N2lcosθmgl2cosθN1lsinθ=0case1:f1=μ1N1,f2μ2N2=μ2(mgμ1f2)f2μ2mg1+μ1μ2(mgμ1f2)lcosθmgl2cosθf2lsinθ=0f2(μ1+tanθ)=mg2f2=mg2(μ1+tanθ)μ2mg1+μ1μ21μ1+tanθ2μ21+μ1μ2tanθ1μ1μ22μ2θtan1(1μ1μ22μ2)case2:f2=μ2N2,f1μ1N1=μ1μ2(mgf1)f1μ1μ2mg1+μ1μ2(mgf1)lcosθmgl2cosθμ2(mgf1)lsinθ=0f1cosθ+mg2cosθμ2mgsinθ+μ2f1sinθ=0(1μ2tanθ)f1=mg2(12μ2tanθ)f1=mg(12μ2tanθ)2(1μ2tanθ)f1=mg(12+1μ2tanθ)1μ2tanθf1=mg[111μ2tanθ]mgμ1μ21+μ1μ211+μ1μ211μ2tanθtanθμ1alwaystruetherodslipswhenθtan1(1μ1μ22μ2)

Commented by ajfour last updated on 05/Feb/18

Great! you have been too careful  Sir, i simply took friction at  each surface at its maximum,  shall try to understand your  carefulness Sir.

Great!youhavebeentoocarefulSir,isimplytookfrictionateachsurfaceatitsmaximum,shalltrytounderstandyourcarefulnessSir.

Commented by mrW2 last updated on 05/Feb/18

Your right. There is no need to be  such careful. If one end slips, the  other end slips too. We can put max.  friction on both ends at the same time.

Yourright.Thereisnoneedtobesuchcareful.Ifoneendslips,theotherendslipstoo.Wecanputmax.frictiononbothendsatthesametime.

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