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A body of certain mass is tied to one end of a light string of length l, whose other end is fixed at point O. The body is given a speed of 10gl from the lowermost position A. Find the magnitude of change in velocity of body, while moving from position A to B as shown in figure.


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gl m/s
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7gl m/s
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18gl m/s
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9gl m/s
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Solution

The correct option is C 18gl m/s
Reference axis is shown below


Given velocity at lowermost point A: u0=10gl ^i
Let velocity at lowermost point B: u1=u1 ^j
Applying mechanical energy conservation between points A and B, taking PEA=0 (reference)
KEA+PEA=KEB+PEB
12mu02+0=12mu12+mgl
12m×(10gl)=12mu12+mgl
u1=10gl2gl=8gl
Hence, u1=8gl ^j

Magnitude of change in velocity from A to B is given by:
|Δv|=vfvf=u1u0....(i)


From vector representation,
|Δv|=|u1|2+|u0|2
|Δv|=(8gl)2+(10gl)2
|Δv|=18gl m/s

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