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Question 12 My approach was taking component of g towards op , which comes out to be g/2 and the dist op = r/2 For oq , accn is g and path length 2r Using 3rd eqn of motion we find velocity and then ratio comes out to be 1/2root2
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g-sus
g-sus6mo ago
ratio of OQ to OP will be 2:1 triangle opq is in semicircle so angle P is 90 degree u can apply cos 60 and find ratio of lengths and go ahead acc to me ur only mistake was assuming distance op as r/2 i got ans as C
Real potato
Real potato6mo ago
Whts the answer? Im getting 1/2 V1 is root rg and v2 is 2 root rg
vj_25
vj_256mo ago
same here getting 1/2 using conservation of mechanical energy
hardcoreisdead
hardcoreisdeadOP6mo ago
1/2 why is my method wrong
vj_25
vj_256mo ago
OP r nahi hoga? u have written it as r/2
hardcoreisdead
hardcoreisdeadOP6mo ago
Oh , I directly took component of r there r cos theta but it wasn't a right triangle. Baaki approach shi hai , taking component of g and all Thanx +solved @vj_25
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