Mechanics Problem 4

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  • Abhishek Kumar

    Apr 11th, 2019

  • Saminur Rahaman May 19th, 2019

    (a) Linear momentum

    Sanidhya Mittal Aug 18th, 2019

    Linear momentum, kinetic energy

    Hemank Soni Dec 27th, 2020

    (A) Linear momentum

Mechanics Problem 3

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    Apr 11th, 2019

  • Surya Ruidas Aug 9th, 2019

    (a) linear momentum

    Sanidhya Mittal Aug 18th, 2019

    Mechanical energy

    Hemank Soni Dec 27th, 2020

    (D) mechanical energy

Mechanics Problem 2

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    Apr 1st, 2019

  • Priyangshu Pramanick Apr 2nd, 2019

    It seems to be like (a) always x y

    Saminur Rahaman May 19th, 2019

    (a) x y

    Hemank Soni Dec 27th, 2020

    (a)

Kinematics Problem 2

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    Sep 16th, 2018

Kinematics Problem 1

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    Sep 16th, 2018

  • Enakshi Saha Nov 28th, 2018

    u = --v cot x

Rotational Mechanics Problem 2

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    Sep 7th, 2018

Rotational Mechanics Problem 1

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    Sep 7th, 2018

Model Answer:

The relationship Torque=(Moment of Inertia)*(Angular Acceleration) involves the term "angular acceleration". Obviously we can talk about angular acceleration of a system of particles about an axis only if all the particles in the system have same angular acceleration. Otherwise the term "angular acceleration" itself won't be defined. Thus, in general, angular acceleration is defined only for a particle or a rigid body (and not for a system of loose particles, as the angular acceleration of different particles will be different).

We also know that the given relationship is true for any rigid body, with respect to an axis passing through the body. The given relationship is trivially true for a particle.

Hence, the given relationship is true for a single particle as well as a rigid body.

Mechanics Problem 1

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    Aug 19th, 2018

  • Soumi Chakraborty Aug 20th, 2018

    Option D

Circular Motion Problem 1

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    Jul 22nd, 2018

  • Rajatabha Khanra Feb 9th, 2019

    false

    Surya Ruidas Aug 9th, 2019

    (a) True

    Biplab Sardar Oct 13th, 2019

    True

Moment of Inertia Problem 1

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    May 9th, 2018