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  • CIRCULAR MOTION

    Ex.4 A particle lis constrained to move in a circular path of radius r = 6m. Its velocity varies with time accordingto the relation v = 2t (m/s). Determine its (i) centripetal acceleration, (ii) tangential acceleration,(iii) instantaneous acceleration at (a) t = 0 sec. and (b) t = 3 sec.

    Sol. (a) At = 0, v = 0, Thus ar = 0

    but dvdt =2 thus at = 2 m/s

    2 and a = 2 2t ra a+ = 2 m/s2

    (b) At t = 3 sec. v = 6 m/s so ar =

    2 2v (6) 6r 6

    = = m/s2

    and tdv

    a 2dt

    = = m/s2 Therefore, a = 2 2a 2 6= + = 40 m/s2

    Ex.5 The kinetic energy of a particle moving along a circle of radius r depends on distance covered s asK = As2 where A is a const. Find the force acting on the particle as a function of s.

    Sol. According to given problem

    12 mv

    2 = As2 or v = s

    2Am

    ...........(1)

    So 2 2

    r

    v 2Asa

    r mr= = ...........(2)

    Further more as at = dv dv ds

    .

    dt ds dt=

    = v dvds ...........(3)

    from eqn. (1), v s (2A /m)= dv 2Ads m= ...........(4)

    Substitute values from eqn. (1) & eqn. (4) in eqn. (3)

    t2A 2A 2As

    a sm m m

    = =

    so 2 2r ta a a= + =

    2 222As 2Asmr m

    +

    i.e. 22As

    a 1 [s / r]m

    = +

    so F = ma = 2As 21 [s / r]+

    Ex.6 A particle of mass m is moving in a circular path of constant radius r such that its centripetal accelerationas is varying with time t as a

    c = k2 rt2, where k is a constant . Determine the power delivered to particle

    by the forces acting on it.