Use the following information for Questions #9 & #10: On a game show, a contestant gives a wheel, appropriately named the Wheel-of-Fortune\, a hard quick shove tangentially to the outside of the wheel with a force of 350N giving it an initial angular speed of 3.3 rad/s. The Wheel-of-Fortune completes 1.75 full revolutions before coming to a stop.
9. What is the magnitude of the angular acceleration of this Wheel of Fortune while it was slowing down uniformly?
a. 0.125 rad/s
b. 0.25 rad/s
c. 0.50 rad/s
d. 0.75 rad/s
10. This Wheel of Fortune is basically a solid disc that has a radius of 1.3 m. What is its mass in kg?
a. 269 kg
b. 539 kg
c. 808 kg
d. 1077 kg
Given
9.
Fortune wheel of radius 1.3 m, applied force tangentially F = 350
N
initial angular speed w1 = 3.3 rad/s
completes 1.75 full revolutions before coming to a
stop.
and slowing down uniformly
we can apply the equations of motions
from
w2^2-w1^2 = 2*alpha*theta
final angular velocity is zero that is w2=0 when it comes to stop
alpha = -w1^2 /(2*theta)
here theta is the angular displacement
we know that one revolution the distance covered is
equal to 2pi radians
so for 1.7 complete revolutions it covers a distance of 1.7*2pi
radians
alpha = -3.3^2/(2*1.7*2pi) rad/s2
alpha = -0.509764 rad/s2
alpha = -0.50 rad/s2 <<<<----------ANSWERR
we know that the -ve sigh indicates the wheel is moving
with deceleration slowing down uniformly .
and the unit of angular acceleration is rad/s2 so the answer is option C.0.5 rad/s^2
10.
Given
radius r = 1.3 m
from above the acceleration is alpha = 0.5 rad/s2
Tangential force applied is F = 350 N
due to which torque acts on it that is
by definition of Torque T = r X F
-----(1)
in rotationa motion the trque can be written as T = I* alpha
I is moment of inertia here I = m*r^2/2 ( solid disc)
T = m*r^2/2* alpha
---------(2)
equating both (1) and (2)
r*F sin theata = m*r^2/2* alpha
here force applied tangentially so the theta = 90 degrees , sin90 =1
m = 2*F/(r*alpha ) kg
substituting the values
m = 2*350 /(1.3*0.5)
kg
m = 1076.92 kg
m = 1077 kg <<<-----------Answer
answer is option (D ) 1077 kg
Use the following information for Questions #9 & #10: On a game show, a contestant gives...