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Standard XII
Physics
COM of Other Bodies
A semicircula...
Question
A semicircular disc of mass
M
and radius
R
shown in figure
O
A
is initially vertical. Disc is released from this position when
O
A
becomes horizontal, then angular velocity of disc is
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Solution
wall
=
Δ
K
⇒
m
g
(
R
−
4
R
2
π
)
=
1
2
(
h
i
n
g
)
w
2
⇒
m
g
R
(
1
−
4
3
π
)
=
1
2
×
3
m
R
2
2
w
2
⇒
4
g
3
R
(
1
−
4
3
π
)
=
w
2
H
e
n
c
e
,
⇒
w
=
√
4
g
3
R
(
1
−
4
3
π
)
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