Solutions to Week 5 Assignment
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(a) w = v/r = 0.50m/s/0.900m = 0.56rad/s.
(b) 6.0m/2pr = 6.0m/2p(0.900m)
= 1.1rev.
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(a) The force of static friction
between the inside wall of the rotor and the people's back keeps them from
falling.
(b) Use Newton's second law.
SFc
= N = mac = mw2r
SFy
= f - mg = 0
f = mg
mN = mg
mmw2r
= g
w = Ög/mr
= Ö9.8m/s2/(0.40)(2.5m)
= 3.1rad/s. -
Let the x-axis point toward the center of curvature and the y-axis
point upward. Use Newton's second law.
SFy
= Ncosq - mg = 0
SFx
= Nsinq = mac =
mv2/r
Nsinq
/Ncosq =
mv2/r/mg
tanq
=
v2/rg
q
= tan-1(v2/rg)
= tan-1(26.8m/s)2/(122m)(9.8m/s2)
= 31° -
(a) v = 2pr/T = 2p(35,800km
+ 6371km)/(86,400s) = 3.07km/s.
and v = 3.07km/s
in the -y-direction at point C.
(b)|vav|
= |Dr|/Dt = rÖ2/T/4
= 4rÖ2/T = 4(35,800km + 6371km)Ö2/(86,400s)
= 2.76km/s, and vav is in the same direction as Dr,
which is 45° above the -x-axis. So vav = 2.76km/s
at 45° above the -x-axis.
(c) aav = Dv/Dt,
so the average acceleration is in the same direction as Dv
= vB -vA, which is 45° below
the -x-axis.
|Dv|
= Ö[(Dv)x]2
+ [(Dv)y]2 = Öv2
+ v2 = vÖ2
|Dv|/Dt = vÖ2/T/4
= 4vÖ2/T = 4Ö2(3.07
x103m/s)/86,400s = 0.201m/s2.
So,
aav = 0.201m/s2 at 45° below -x-axis.
(d)
The instantaneous acceleration at point D is in the +y-direction,
since the acceleration is always directed radially inward for uniform circular
motion. Its magnitude is ac. Use Newton's second law and law
of universal gravitation.
SFc
=GmME/r2 = mac
ac
= GME/r2 = (6.673 x 10-11N·m2/kg2)(5.975
x1024kg)/(35,800 x 103km + 6371 x103km) =
0.224m/s2.
So, a = 0.224m/s2
in the +y-direction. -
Dw = at
a =
Dw /t
= (7200rpm)(2prad/rev)(1min/60s)/(2.0s) =190rad/s2 -
W = DFcosq
= TvDtcosq
= (240N)(1.5m/s)(10.0s)cos30.0° = 3.1kJ.