Answer detailly 2(ii) 2. (i)ED6aCO6aCбаBThe uniform lamina shown above is in the form of a square ABDE of side 6a and an isosceles triangleBCD of height 6a.Find the distance of the centroid of the lamina from AE . If the lamina is folded such that the triangularpart lies on the square portion with the vertex C at the point F, where F is the midpoint of AE. Find thedistance of the centroid of the resulting lamina from AE.(ii) A particle moving on the inside smooth surface of a fixed spherical bowl of radius 2 m. It describes ahorizontal circle at a distance m below the centre of the bowl.(a) Prove that the speed of the particle is 2V3 ms-' .(b) Find the time taken by the particle to perform a complete revolution.on.co(Take g as 10 ms2.)

In equillibrium, we balance all the components of the forces

(ii) A particle moving on the inside smooth surface of a fixed spherical bowl of radius 2 m. It describes a horizontal circle at a distance m below the centre of the bowl. (a) Prove that the speed of the particle is 2V3 ms-. (b) Find the time taken by the particle to perform a complete revolution.

(ii) A particle moving on the inside smooth surface of a fixed spherical bowl of radius 2 m. It describes a horizontal circle at a distance m below the centre of the bowl. (a) Prove that the speed of the particle is 2V3 ms-. (b) Find the time taken by the particle to perform a complete revolution.

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Chapter10: Rotation Of A Rigid Object About A Fixed Axis

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