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A circular disc of mass m and radius r is rotating with an angular velocity ω on a rough horizontal plane A uniform and constant magnetic field B is applied perpendicular and into the plane An inductor L and and external resistance R are connected through a switch S between centre of the disc O and point P The point P always touches the circumference of the disc Initially the switch S is open Take coefficient of friction between the plane and disc asμ
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The induced emf across the terminals of the switch is Bωr2
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The switch is closed at t = 0 the torque required is (1/4)B2r2ω2+μmg (to maintain the constant angular speed at steady state)
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The current in the circuit as a function of time will be given as Br2ω2R(1eRL)
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D
The switch is closed at t = 0 the torque required is (1/2)B2r2ω2+(2/3)μmg ( to maintain the constant speed at steady state)
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The correct option is D The switch is closed at t = 0 the torque required is (1/2)B2r2ω2+(2/3)μmg ( to maintain the constant speed at steady state)
ϵ=[dε=vBdr]
e=Bf0rdr=Bωr22
when the Switch is closed Applying kichoff;s low
IRLdjdt+ϵ=0
iRLdidt+Bωr22=0
Br2ω2iR2=Ldjdt;i0diBr22iR=t0dt2L
Which gives, 12Rϵn(Br2ω2R)t2Lt0
Which gives i = Br2ω2R(1eRL)
Consider a differential circular strip on the disc of X and thicknes dx Mass of the strip dm=p2πxdx,
Wehre p=Mπr2
Frictional force on this strip along the tangent dF = μ(dmg)=μ2πxdxg
μ= ldμ=μgp2π(r3/3)=(2/3)μmgr
Torque on the strip due to friction μ=ȷdμ=μgp2π(r3/3)=(2/3)μmgr
And also to magnetic force at steady state tm=dtm=Br2ω2RBr0xdx=14B2r2ω
Hence torque required to maintain constant angular speed at steady state
=tm+μ=(1/4)B2r2ω+(2/3)μmg
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