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(a)
The velocity of the mass centre
Answer to Problem 18.27P
The velocity of the mass centre
Explanation of Solution
Given information:
The mass of the each plate is
Write the expression for moment of the inertia about the x- axis.
Here, the distance of mass centre from the circular plate is
Write the expression for moment of the inertia about the y- axis.
Write the expression for moment of the inertia about the z- axis.
Write expression for the product moment of inertia about the plane
Write expression for the product moment of inertia about the plane
Write expression for the product moment of inertia about the plane
The figure below shows the effective kinetic diagram of the system.
Figure-(1)
Write the expression for the impulse about point
Write the expression for the velocity of the mass centre of the system.
Here, the velocity of the mass centre in x- direction is
Calculation:
Substitute
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Equate coefficient of
Equate coefficient of
Equate coefficient of
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Conclusion:
The velocity of the mass centre
(b)
The angular velocity of the assembly.
Answer to Problem 18.27P
The angular velocity of the assembly is
Explanation of Solution
Write the expression for the moments about centre point
Here, the angular momentum about x- direction is
Write the expression for the angular momentum in x- direction.
Write the expression for the angular momentum in y- direction.
Write the expression for the angular momentum in z- direction.
Write the expression for the angular velocity of the assembly.
Calculation:
Substitute
Equate coefficient of
Equate coefficient of
Equate coefficient of
Substitute
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The angular velocity in the z- direction is zero that is
Substitute
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Conclusion:
The angular velocity of the assembly is
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