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A rod of length L is hinged at one end and is rotated with constant angular velocity in horizontal plane.Let T1 and T2 be tensions at L/4 and 3L/4 away from hinged end .....then
T1>T2
T1=T2
T1<T2

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Solution

let mass per unit length of rod is m

and take a strip of lenghth dx at a distance x from the pivoted end

tension in rod is due to centrifugal force in part of rod that is away from the point of interest

so for point at a distance L/4

T1 = limit L/4 to L ∫ (mdx)w2 x

=15/32 mw2L2

(W=omega)

For a point at 3L/4

T2 = limit 3L/4 to L ∫ (mdx)w2 x

=7/32 mw2L2

So T1>T2



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