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Asked by Dnyanutheurkar | 12 Sep, 2021, 14:59: PM
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Radius vector ............................ (1)
Magnitude of radius vector ......................(2)
velocity .......................(3)
magnitude of velocity .........................(4)
Acceleration ........................(5)
Magnitude of acceleration ....................... (6)
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Statement-1 :- Centripetal acceleration at t = 1 s is 10ω2
Above statement is true as per eqn.(5) and (6) .
Acceleration is directed in direction of radius vector and its magnitude is 10ω2 i.e. independent of time
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Statement-2 :- Centripetal acceleration at t = 2 s is 40ω2
Above statement is false because magnitude of acceleration is always 10ω2 and is independent of time.
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Statement-3 :- Speed of particle is constant
Above statement is true because speed is magnitude of velocity that is constant 10ω as per eqn.(4)
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Statement-4 :- Acceleration is directed towards origin
Above statement is true. we determined acceleration in eqn.(5) .
we see that direction of acceleration is in the direction of radius vector.
Negative sign shows acceleration is directed towards origin.
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