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Rotational Motion

1. The document compares linear and rotational motion, defining key terms like center of mass, angular velocity, angular acceleration, torque, work, and kinetic energy for rotational systems. 2. It notes that the position of the center of mass depends on the shape, size, and mass distribution of an object, and only changes during translational motion. 3. Key equations for linear and rotational motion are presented, including those for velocity, acceleration, force, torque, work, and kinetic energy.

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Rotational Motion

1. The document compares linear and rotational motion, defining key terms like center of mass, angular velocity, angular acceleration, torque, work, and kinetic energy for rotational systems. 2. It notes that the position of the center of mass depends on the shape, size, and mass distribution of an object, and only changes during translational motion. 3. Key equations for linear and rotational motion are presented, including those for velocity, acceleration, force, torque, work, and kinetic energy.

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Analogy between linear & Rotational motion

CENTRE OF MASS System of particles and Linear motion Rotational Motion

The point where whole mass of system is rotational motion Velocity V =


ds
dt
angular velocity

dt
ω =
supposed to be concentrated. ds dω
C.M. acceleration a = angular acceleration α =
dt dt
RIGID BODY Force F = ma =
mdv d
Position of Centre of F
dt torque τ = I ∝ = (Iω)
mass of system d
F
dt
A body with perfectly definite and d

 unchanging shape during motion. work done W = F.S work done w = τ.θ
1. Position of centre of mass depends upon shaped, size
and distribution of mass of body.

r cm =
∑ mi ri Acceleration of Centre
1 1 2
2. Position of centre of mass of an object changes only ∑ mi of mass of system
 Translational Equilibrium
linear K.E =
2
mv 2 rotational K.E =
2

in translation motion. 
acm =
∑ i i
m a Rotational Equilibrium
 
3. Centre of mass & center of gravity coincide for a
small body. Velocity of centre of
∑ mi ∑ τext = 0 ∑ Fext = 0 Power P = F.V Power P = τ.ω ,
4. Centre of mass of rigid bodies is independent of the mass of system
 Linear momentum P = mv angular momentum L = Iω
state i.e rest or motion of the body. 
V cm =
∑ i i
m v
MOMENT OF INERTIA
∑ mi Impulse F∆t = mv − mu angular Impulse τpt = Iωf − Iωi
Shape of area Distance x Distance y Inertia of Rotational motion
n

I =∑ miri 2
a a
i =1
MOTION OF SYSTEM OF PARTICLES
2 2 & RIGID BODY
where r is distance perpendicular to the
axis of Rotation. Factors & radius of Pure Rotational Motion:-
a Radius of gyration gyration depends (1)distance between two particles of
b a rigid body remains constant, So the
2
2 r12 + r22 ..........rn2 (1) Position & configuration relative motion of one particle w.r.t other
ANGULAR MOMENTUM K= of the axis of rotation particle is circular motion.
n (2) Angular velocity of all the particles
   (2) distribution of mass about a given point of a Rigid body is
r r I
L O = r OA × P (angular momentum about point O) K= about the axis of same.
  M Rotation. S = Rθ, V = R;
= r OA × (mv)
  (3) If α = Constant (angular acceleration),
4r
I = MK²
(AOR) L=rxp


r
= mr OA × v ωf = ωi + αt
  θ = ωi t +
1 2
αt
= m rOA v sin θ
A
2
b h ω2f = ωi2 + 2αθ
3 3 MR2  ω + ω2 
θ= 1 t
 2 
1 1 1 1  V2 
mv 2 + Iω 2 = 2 mv + mk 2  2 
2
K.Erolling =
MR2 2 2 2 r 
2
= 2 mv 1 + r
1  K2 
ANGULAR MOMENTUM CONSERVATION
2
2 

ML2
   12
τ = r ×F Combined Rotation + translation Motion ROLLING ON INCLINED PLANE
   MR 2
  
(CRTM):-
(EK)r = rota�onal K.E
 dL if τnet = 0 ⇒ L =constant 2 V CRTM = V pure rotation + V translational
τnet =    (a) for solid sphere, (Ek)r = 40% of (Ek)t
dt  MR2
aCRTM = apure rotation + a translational (b) For snell (Ek)r = 66% of (Ek)t,
 n
 dL  Dynamics of CRTM (c) For disc, (Ek)r = 50% of (Ek)t of (Ek)t
L system = ∑ Li
4
 = 0  for analysing its motion we apply two (d) For ring, (Ek)r = (Ek)t
 dt
MR2
i =1  equation
 
Angular momentum of rigid body performing pure MR2 ∑ τ ext

= Ma cm
  
(1) VELOCITY AT LOWEST POINT
2
rotation about fixed axis (L ) =I ω ∑ τext = I α = r × Fext 2 gh
sys AOR AOR Solid sphere, 2MR2 V=
radius R Newton’s laws of motion is valid in inertial K2
5 1+ 2
frame. R
Relation between Torque & Angular momentum: To apply second equation of Newton about Non
 Theorem of moment of Inertia – inertial Point, Pseudo – force is applied at (2) ACCELERATION ALONG INCLINED PLANE
 dL Com of body.
• τnet = g sin θ
Perpendicular axis theorem Parallel – axis theorem a=
dt K.E.CRTM = K.E.rotation + K.E.translation
1+ 2
K2
1 1
• Unit of Torque = N.m Icm ω2 + Mv cm
K.E. = 2 R
2 2
• Dimensional formula = M1L2 T −2 - 1 1
K.E. = MK 2 ω2 + Mv cm 2
 
        2 2 (3) Time taken to reach the bottom
AngularImpulse:- J = ∫ τ.dt , Jnet = L f − Li J, = r × I , Unit = Nm ⋅ s • Angular momentum of Rigid body performing of the inclined plane is.
CRTM follows Pure Rotational as a Rigid  K2 
     2h  1 + 2 
- I = ∫ F dt , Inet = P f − Pi , Unit = N ⋅ s
Linear Impulse: , Itanget = Idia + MR2 body about C.O.M and Translation as
t=
1  R 
1
I Z = I X + Iy a particle. sin θ g

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