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CM of the sector ( Y cm )

A

Y CM = 2r/3 [(sin θ/2 ) / θ/2 ]

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When the linear mass density of a non-uniform rod is given in terms of alpha + beta.x

Lamda = alpha (a) + beta.x (b)

Then it’s CM neglecting it’s thickness and it’s length is L

A

X CM = (3aL + 2bL^2) / 3( 2a + bL)

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CM of uniform triangle from head to base

And base to head

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Head to base : ( 2L/3, 2L/3 )

Base to head : ( L/3, L/3 )

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CM of uniform arc

And for along the bisector

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Y CM = R / θ [2.sin ( θ/2 ) ]
Or = 2R/ θ [ sin (θ/2) ]

For along the bisector: R[ (sin θ/2 ) /( θ/2) ]

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CM of the semi-circular ring ( Y cm )

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Y CM = 2R/π

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CM of Uniform semi-circular disc

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Distance of CM from base = 4r/3π

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CM of hollow semi-spherical shell

And solid hemisphere

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Semi: R/2

Solid: 3r/8

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CM for hollow cone

And

CM for solid cone

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Hollow: H/3 from base

Solid: H/4 from base

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Area of cap

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Area= 2π R^2 ( 1- cos θ )

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10
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Volume of paraboloid

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Vol = π/2.h.R^2 from base

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CM of paraboloid

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2H/3 from the top point ( from the tip point )

H/3 from the base ( from the bottom circular part )

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CM of equilateral triangle from base

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CM : L/ 2√3

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13
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Two blocks of mass m1 & m2 are connected with a spring. One of the block is being pulled with a velocity of V° then Xmax =?

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When it will be pulled then a point will come when both the blocks will be moving with the same velocity let that velocity be v so,

X max or X min = V° √ [ m1m2 / ( m1 + m2 ) k ]

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In case of collision: two bodies are moving in the same direction ( magnitude of one being greater than the other ) and they collide and then they start moving with the same velocity then loss in K.E. =?

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Loss in K.E.= 1/2 ( μ. V relative ^2)

μ = m1m2 / m1+m2

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2 bodies one moving with u1 & other with u2 & after the collision 1 moving with V1 & other with V2 & coefficient of restitution is e then V1 & V2 =?

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V1 = [ m2 / m1+ m2 ] (1+ e) .u2 + [ m1 - em2 / m1 + m2] .u1

V2 = [ m1 / m1+ m2 ] (1+ e) .u1 + [ m2 - em1 / m1 + m2] .u2

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16
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2 bodies moving in the same direction one is very very big in comparison to the other and it is moving with a velocity of V° & smaller one is moving with a velocity of U° Then when the bigger body collides with the smaller one the velocity of the smaller one and the bigger one will be?

A

V2 ( velocity of smaller one ) =2V° - U°

V1 ( bigger one ) velocity will remain same

In case they will moving in direction of each other then

V2 = 2V° + U°

17
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M1 & M2 are moving in the same direction with a velocity of u1 & u2 after collision both moves with velocity of v1 & v2 then heat loss =?

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Heat loss = 1/2 μ ( 1 - e^2 ) Urel ^2

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For a variable mass system when F external = 0 & F external Is not equal to 0 then F* =?

A

F* for F external =0
F*= μVrel ( opposite of Vrel )

F* for F external not equal to 0 then:
F° + F* = M.dv/dt