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Standard XII
Physics
Friction and Vertical Circular Motion Problems
A ball of mas...
Question
A ball of mass
m
is attached with the
string of length
R
,
rotating in circular motion, with instantaneous velocity
v
and centripetal acceleration
a
.
Calculate the centripetal acceleration of the ball if the length of the string is doubled?
A
a
/
4
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B
a
/
2
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C
a
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2
a
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4
a
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Solution
The correct option is
C
a
/
2
Centripetal acceleration
a
=
v
2
R
Now the length of the string is doubled keeping the instantaneous velocity constant i.e
R
′
=
2
R
∴
New c
entripetal acceleration
a
′
=
v
2
R
′
=
v
2
2
R
=
a
2
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