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What is the correct relationship between angular velocity and angular acceleration for a ceiling fan that is seen to be revolving anticlockwise with decreasing speed?
For a particle of mass 1 kg performing vertical circular motion on a 1.2 m long string, what is the minimum speed required?
What concept is demonstrated by a particle tied to a string performing vertical circular motion?
What would be the effect on angular acceleration if the speed of the ceiling fan was increasing instead?
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In the context of rotational dynamics, what does the term 'gyration' typically refer to?
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Study Notes
Ceiling Fan Dynamics
- A ceiling fan is observed from below; its blades revolve anticlockwise with decreasing speed.
- Angular velocity and angular acceleration are crucial in assessing motion dynamics.
- Correct choice: Angular velocity is downwards (direction of rotation), while angular acceleration is upwards (indicating a reduction in speed).
Vertical Circular Motion
- A particle of mass 1 kg is attached to a string 1.2 m long, creating a scenario for vertical circular motion.
- The minimum speed required for the particle to maintain motion is 5 m/s.
- Forces acting on the particle include tension in the string and gravitational force, influencing the motion's dynamics.
Gyration and Mechanics
- Key terms for understanding motion mechanics: transverse, gyration, mass, and radius.
- These components are essential in analyzing the rotational characteristics of a system.
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Description
This quiz explores the concepts of angular velocity and angular acceleration as they relate to a ceiling fan in motion. Analyze the directions of angular parameters when a fan's blades slow down. Choose the correct option that represents these dynamics accurately.
