circular motion

how to apply conservation of energy in this
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iTeachChem Helper
iTeachChem Helper•4w ago
@Gyro Gearloose
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iTeachChem Helper•4w ago
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cauchyschwartz
cauchyschwartzOP•4w ago
like i know initially speed will be zero but then will it not attain a specific velocity to complete quarter circle ie root 2gr and like if are applying it wouldnt final U = 0 cuz the moment it is released it is still there at the same height
727
727•4w ago
the potential energy of spring will convert to kinetic energy and at that point block will have root2gr velocity then at peak that kinetic energy will be 0 and gravitational potential mg2R are you asking what if we take potential at top to be our reference ?
SirLancelotDuLac
SirLancelotDuLac•4w ago
It is given that "the block pushes with a force of mg", i.e., normal at point P is mg=mv^2/r. So the K.E.=mgr/2. Also, the P.E. at that point is mgr. So, 3mgr/2=1/2kx^2
727
727•4w ago
OH HE MENT THAT BY THE :Saul_Goodman: QUESTION
cauchyschwartz
cauchyschwartzOP•4w ago
oh its gna take me a minute to decipher all this 😭
hardcoreisdead
hardcoreisdead•4w ago
x^2 = 3mgr/k ??
cauchyschwartz
cauchyschwartzOP•4w ago
okiiiie got it now she but idc thanks +solved @hardcoreisdead @727 @SirLancelotDuLac @
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iTeachChem Helper•4w ago
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