(a) \[h=R/2\] | (i) Sphere rolls without slipping with a constant velocity and no loss of energy. |
(b) \[h=R\] | (ii) Sphere spring clockwise, loses energy by friction. |
(c) \[h=3R/2\] | (iii) Sphere spins anticlockwise, lose energy by friction. |
(d) \[h=7R/5\] | (iv) Sphere has only a translation motion, looses energy by friction. |
Answer:
(a)
® (iii), (b) ® (iv), (c) ® (ii), (d) ® (i)
Angular
velocity \['\omega '\] and linear velocity of the C.M. of the sphere are
related as
\[\omega
=\,\frac{5\upsilon (h-R)}{2\,{{R}^{2}}}\]. Since\[\omega =\,\frac{\upsilon
}{R}\]
\[\therefore
\] \[\,h=\frac{7}{5}\,R\]
Thus,
if force is applied at \[h=\frac{7}{5}\,R,\] sphere will roll without slipping.
Torque
due to applied force about C.M., \[\tau \,=\,F(h-R).\] Sphere will have
only translation motion, if \[z=0\] or \[h=R\]. Sphere will spin clockwise if
forque is positive and it will spin anticlockwise if torque is negative.
You need to login to perform this action.
You will be redirected in
3 sec