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Figure P15.80
(a)
(b)
81. I build a square wheel (a thin solid square slab of side L) as an
amusing experiment, and set it in motion. If its lateral speed is v,
what is its angular speed? Write down an expression for the posi-
tion of one of the corners as a function of time. .
82. What would be the period of oscillation of this book if you
held it at one corner between index finger and thumb and
allowed it to swing slightly? To first order, ignore any effect
on the oscillation by friction between your fingers and the
book. .
83. You have a teardrop-shaped 2.00-kg object that has a
hook at one end and is 0.28 m long along its longest axis
(Figure P15.83). When you try to balance the object on your
fingers, it balances when your fingers are 0.20 m from the
hook end. When you hang the object by the hook and set it
into simple harmonic motion, it completes 10 cycles in 11 s.
What is its rotational inertia I? .
0.28 m
Figure P15.83
2.00 kg
0.20 m
PRACTICE
Transcribed Image Text:Figure P15.80 (a) (b) 81. I build a square wheel (a thin solid square slab of side L) as an amusing experiment, and set it in motion. If its lateral speed is v, what is its angular speed? Write down an expression for the posi- tion of one of the corners as a function of time. . 82. What would be the period of oscillation of this book if you held it at one corner between index finger and thumb and allowed it to swing slightly? To first order, ignore any effect on the oscillation by friction between your fingers and the book. . 83. You have a teardrop-shaped 2.00-kg object that has a hook at one end and is 0.28 m long along its longest axis (Figure P15.83). When you try to balance the object on your fingers, it balances when your fingers are 0.20 m from the hook end. When you hang the object by the hook and set it into simple harmonic motion, it completes 10 cycles in 11 s. What is its rotational inertia I? . 0.28 m Figure P15.83 2.00 kg 0.20 m PRACTICE
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