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iTeachChem2mo ago
nori

shm- rod in a rolling ring

could someone pls share the soln? I tried using the method of assuming it to be like a compound pendulum. the torque due to mg in that case, idk im getting it wrong.
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integralofe^2v
integralofe^2v2mo ago
is the cylinder attached with the tube?
nori
noriOP2mo ago
yeah prolly, since the q says the rod has been soldered btw i just realised i gave the wrong title
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integralofe^2v2mo ago
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integralofe^2v2mo ago
basically first find center of mass along radius at any angle theta, which is just R/2 from center then use torque equation and also since its rolling so friction will be mRalpha and yes solve it
nori
noriOP2mo ago
yeah i was gettin this too.. but i used the compound pendulum method, assuming the ground point to be like a hinge the given ans is A in the book. with a 4 instead of 2 it's wrong ig then i'll look at this again tmrw.. tysm and like in the soln instead of using 2mgd they've written mgd (d = com to hinge distance = r/2)
integralofe^2v
integralofe^2v2mo ago
oh i think thats incorrect total mass is 2m i checked online too it seems B
nori
noriOP2mo ago
yeah.. okay, then it's some anskey error then Thanks a lot @integralofe^2v +solved @integralofe^2v
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