The document discusses the laws of motion, including Newton's three laws, which describe the relationship between forces and motion. It explains concepts such as inertia, momentum, impulse, and the classification of forces into contact and non-contact types. Additionally, it covers free body diagrams, the effects of forces in various scenarios, and the principles of friction.
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Laws of Motion
The document discusses the laws of motion, including Newton's three laws, which describe the relationship between forces and motion. It explains concepts such as inertia, momentum, impulse, and the classification of forces into contact and non-contact types. Additionally, it covers free body diagrams, the effects of forces in various scenarios, and the principles of friction.
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LAWS OF MOTION
fovee
Fovee is the external form of push ot pull
hich produces oH tries pe duce motion in w
body a ests stops a3 ties to Stop @ movin
body » changes ovt tries tochanges the dinechoft
ahody ot parduus a change in shape
the body
Based on the nature of interaction hetareen
bodies , frees may “be classified into
(i) Contact forces (ii) None ontact foaces -
Contact forces act between bedies in
Contact. eq3- Tension, Neamel action
Tt sietion etc -
Field fexcos act “between twobodies Sepeaated
by a ° distance without any actual contact «
Newton's Fivatlaw of motto
According tothis Law, & hody antinues to be
in 1t3 9 state of vest or uniform motion
along a straight line unless” itis acted upon
by dence exteanal anbalanced foaceA body on its ewn cannot change its state
of seat oq State of unifoam motion along a
Straight line » This inability of a body Ig
kenouin as the inertia of Hie ~ body:
uouasadauses
I+ i9 the ability of a body tochanga b
itself its atte df rest | eit
&q:- 4 person standing in a bug
is +h¥own backward when “the bus stast
auddenty «
Eis the inability of @ body to change itself
{£9 state f uniform motion f
&q:- Aperson pumping out oF o& movin
tadin may tail frrderd f d-
Ikig the abilit a body +0 change /tself-
the direction SP netion
ug lalhen a bay gocs round a wave suddnl
tie pexson sitting insideia thréwn outwards:Lineay momentum
SRN
Lineas momehtum ia avectot quantity.
\t is the quan tity of motion in the body.
Ibis given by rroduict af mass and velocity -
Ging} of Pen
Newtons second lowo af motion
According to this Law, the fateof change af linea x
morentutn of @ body is divecHy propotional to
the external force applied or) the body and this
change Fakes place always in thedirec tion of
force applied -
llhen an unbalanced foxee is a plicd on
a body, the momentum o body changes :
ty Fixp= db
Peter De day V+ md?
txE = V4 {nv 7 ny Vt May
{ dm, =0
fexe=mdy?
Ca)Note
wns
ZFesmax ZFy= May 2Fe=maz,
Newtons third lawof motion
According +s this Low, toeveay action there 's
Always equal and opposite seact ion,
‘Impulse
From Newtons setond loud, we can waite
Pie dP=Pdt
dt
Pa. 1
fae= JPae
°;
Right Side term is Aectox quan tity and
and knevin as impulse of force in the infeaval
£, to ba .
iP F is constant thenA fooce of 5N gives a Mass M, an accelevation
equalte 8mls* and My an acceleration 13 equal to
aemls®. kihat is the acceleration if both the
masses ave tied togthe 4 2
F=Mo
5= Mx —O
5=M)x24—(2)
5=(M,+M,) @
oF (%*%,) 4
Re (44%)
B= 20g,
*F @= emls7/pepe
4 Saleq masgis sitting on a frictionless suxface -
An unknown vonstent “force pushes the mass
fox see until the mass Teaches a ‘Velocr
of 3mls- then the Impulse acting on the batt is
m= Bok uzomle v= 3mls
T= mV-mMU
=m(v-u)
= 50( 3-0)
= 60x3
= 150 kgmls
keample 3
mM ov
ta
Inthe above figure batt is o¢flected back
wrthout any loss INSped:
find the magnitude and dixection of
In pulse {
Solution
mnnrwwdFree Bedy Diagram
It is the diagram of a body, it Hepaesents all
the foras acting on that body
m
Free body diags am of- m tree body diag'sam of
_#N nar Suafate
body is at weat Nemg.example (i) accelevation of body
AO (i) Noomal xeac tion
5N
5kg |
4mo0th
Solution — ary
t BN NetF= magsxace
Ska 5=5x@
50 a=! wight
N=560
example 7
'oN 5N find
—9} 5kg fe— (i) aecelegation of body
Smooth (ii) Nowmal veac tion
Solution
Peres N Net F= massxace
5 t lo o-h= 5xa
47 5kgi7-> = Im Igt aight
Mise Ne 5oNewton30N find
__ Ase (i) acceleeation of body
5kg (ii) Nogmal geac tion
TTTTITT
Smooth
Re Eon
4 5035iN3F
T
5kq7—>
3aCos3+
wag Net F = massxace
N+ 308in3} = 50 S0Cos3$ =5x@
N+30x x, = 50 Box 4/5 =5@
N+1¢ = 50 do = So
N=3 Neadton// a=24-mbk> eight
PNewdrony = inis ig
>
seen find
FEE (i) accelexation of body
(ii) Noemal geac tion
Smooth
30los3t
Besinaady 50N= 50 +303in3} Net f= njassx acc
N= 50 +30x3/ 3atos3} = 5x &
N= 50 +1 Sox 4; = 5@
1425
Genial ray
find
(i) accelexation of body
(i) Noemal aeac tion
Home woetk
Orrrmrrry
find noomal veaction
Net F= massxace
m] tea N-mq=me-
rng N= mg+ma,Example -
male $ acc-a
Solution
SISA
find nowmal weaction @
Netf= massxacc
i bace-a ™-N=ma
mq “Caen. ASTAP
find
(i) accelevation of body
Ae (il) Nowmal veac tion
fixed:Solution Net F= massxacc
mq Sin ® = ma
@= 95ine
_ mgcase. Ne mg Coss
&xample
a If the block is eleased Foon the
+op of +he inclined a3 shown,
{Smooth hthan time taken by block +o reach
bottom the inclined Plane -
fixed
Solution, — dis} toav by block =S
S= ut that al
bo oxt + z g8ine t
2h. 4?
95in9
= {2h
¢ anolCe xample
F ind
Amy fm] fis seaction between blocks
Smooth a accelevaton of bloc ke
Sebutign,
f.a0-Total System
wees
Ni NetfFe massx@
(M+m2)9 a= Farm)? 9 hy1800s
N NefF= massxace
me R= Mox@
R= Mm, Fe
oq M*M2)
amp tea
+ (i) accof- blocks
—l m (ii) Seaction befween Mand m,_
cet ae [m3 All) dH eac ton betwen Mand M,.-
3mooth
Selution,
Tap-Total System
4N F Net f= massxare
MM Ms i Mt Ma-+M, )
miaeny (Ora
Fep-—m3 ,
N'g Net F=massxace
m: a -
3 R= m,
mag MtmstMs=m
#@0-m) Net F= massxac c
Ry pan f F-R =m) au
aymiye FAR =m
|
$ MrMatMs
mg fom, F L
mM,
R, =Motm, )F
m, +m, + Ms
Ree,
Ion aon — find acc of System
[5k 2g ¢— alsofind Geaction between blocks:
Smoot
Fa0- Total System
Net f= massxac c
to ots ge qo-l0= Fm
lo=4F@
ee a= to,mis lef +a aN
VY 50
Tension (7)
OD
+ T
_[mb>—e-fm} >
Net f= mags xacc
a{5iq toto R-10= 5x In,
R=5o, +10 = 1294 Newton
el
Note (i) fF steing is masses, ‘ene ion at ever point on
the 9toing will be the Same -
(ii) If Sting has “mass, then tension will be diffeoent
at ~ dif feoent points -
‘eagle
{nd
£ find
> (i) dee of the System
Smooth Cit) Tension in the ateing
Fa0 Teal systery
#N 5 Net Fe massxace
MH,
FH My+M2)o
(rir meg Eight
a= VY
fateFBD-Mp
mmm
4n! Net f= massxacc
[imo T= Mo
+ T=; +
meg MtMe.
Gxampk
Cran pe So
meh. F (acca System
Mmleafmgprelmte cet de"
Tr77r7tTTrriy Cit) Tension in the
Smooth Sting
f= (Mam AM, )a T=(M tM, ) wAMM ey
if mms
Find ci) ace of System
(ii) Tension inthe sting.
Soleti
Aplutiey
au Nef F= mass x ace
mJfe Mg-T=me —O
ny Net f= magsxacc
140 TM q= Mo —Q
tng 0:0,
mga-T+ T= Mg =Me+me&
(M-Ma)g= (Mj +M, Je0:@
T™m M@
m)Mm4 —MT= MT—m Mag
Am mMog =MT+M_F
example ie
iF (m+) >m,
Find acc of System:
Huan
mi 140 TM =) 0 —@
oe Te Mg N= ma—Q
Bea he M9- Tema 8)
M39
0+@ +@)
Fang tM +mg- T= Tere
(M+™M.-m,) q =(M,+m,+m)) wvfin ace of System
Smooth 4 (ii) tengion inthe string
ira]
Nn
mee Te ma —Q)
$m, _@
v4 Maq-t=m a
(malta oT
rim 0+@
THmg -T=emat Maou
Mag = (Mrmr)
Tem,
Tam) ™, 4
MytMa.Gxample
Al find ace of the system -
fb
A
m.
Sa x T- m,gSine = ma —O
ee img Feo Mae| 0
oe o+@
Sat
fel #0 m4 —Mq Sing =(m,c+™M) a
m™§ ou= (M,-m)Sine) 4
MotM)Sting with mass
IF sting is maasleas, tension will besame on
evesy paint of the Stving -
if Sting having mass then tension will be
different = at —~ dif'featnt pointe -
Exampls
_WZTTTTTT AE
Smooth
kihat is the tension at the mid point of the
Sting 2,
Wea.
x
Dh Loe et mW Pe
f=ma Te Mm, xo
O53 Fe My % fy
TFSearle,
oe