03 Circular Motion Formula Sheets Quizrr

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CIRCULAR MOTION
Motion along a circular path : when a body is moving along a circular path with constant speed called uniform
circular motion, when speed is not constant, motion is said to be non-uniform circular motion.
r mv2 n̂ v
Fc    rˆ  ; r̂  unit vector along radially outward v
r
A force required to keep of body on circular path always acts in radially
mv 2 r̂
inward direction called centripetal force whose magnitude is . O F
r C

For non-uniform circular motion v


r v
F  Fc   rˆ   Ft  nˆ 
r Ft
n = unit vector along direction of motion or velocity
v
2
mv dv
Fc  and Ft  m. O F
r dt C

r
a  Resul tan t or net acceleration  a c  rˆ   a t  nˆ 
v2 dv a dv
  rˆ    nˆ  dt
r dt

r 2
 v 2   dv 
2

a      O v2
 r   dt  r

 dv / dt 
  tan 1  2 
 v /r 
Angle of banking: Angle by which an outer edge of circular track is raised to provide the necessary centripetal
force through the horizontal component of normal reaction.
2
1  v 
angle of banking   tan  
 rg 
Motion of vehicle on a horizontal circular track:

mv 2
is being provided by force of static friction i.e., Fs  u s N and N=mg  v 2  u s rg or v  u s rg
r
Condition for no skidding on circular track

mv 2 mv 2 A
Fs  or u s mg  or v  u s rg
r r N
Angle of bending of a cyclist on a rough horizontal circular
O B
track to move on is given Fs

v2  v2 
tan      tan 1  
rg  rg 

mv 2
Fs provides necessary centripetal force and N=mg. For safe turn there is a rotational equilibrium hence
r
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no torque about A (Centre of gravity of cycle and cyclist).


Vertical Cricular Motion
u is the velocity imparted at the bottom of the vertical circle. At P, equation of motion

mv 2
T  mg cos   ...(i)
r
and from mechanical energy conservation principle, l
v
1
mu 2  mgl 1  cos    v2  u 2  2gl 1  cos   ...(ii) u
2 A u
m 2
from (i) and (ii) T  mg cos    u  2gl 1  cos   
l 

m 2
 u  2gl  3gl cos  ...(iii)
l 
from (ii) and (iii) we have velocity and tension at any point on the verticle circular path
C
For just to complete the verticle circle

u  5gl  velo city


D B
At A, v A  5gl ; TA  6mg  tension in string when block is at A
u
At B, VB  3gl ; TB= 3 mg A

At C, VC  gl ; TC= mg
For no toppling of the automobile on horizontal circular track
Fs .h  mg a ;
Fs
mv 2 r
.h  mg a
r
h is the height of centre of gravity of automobile from surface of road. 2a

arg
v
h
While toppding wheels nearer to centre of track loose the contact.

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