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Multiple choice angular simple harmonic motion example of simple harmonic motion oscillatory motion oscillations physics

A rod of mass 'M' and length '2L' is suspended at its middle by a wire. It exhibits torsional oscillations; If two masses each of 'm' are
attached at distance $'L/2'$ from its centre on both sides, it reduces the oscillation frequency by $20\%$. The value of ratio m/M is close to :

  1. 0.175

  2. 0.375

  3. 0.575

  4. 0.775
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B Correct answer
Explanation

Frequency of torsonal oscillations is given by 
$f = \dfrac{k}{\sqrt{I}}$
$f _1 = \dfrac{k}{\sqrt{\dfrac{M (2L)^2}{12}}}$
$f _2 =  \dfrac{k}{\sqrt{\dfrac{M (2L)^2}{12} + 2m \left(\dfrac{L}{2} \right)^2}}$
$f _2 = 0.8 f _1$
$\dfrac{m}{M} = 0.375$

Multiple choice angular simple harmonic motion example of simple harmonic motion oscillatory motion oscillations physics

Find the time period of oscillations of a torsional pendulum, if the torsional constant of the wire is K = 10$\pi^2$J/rad. The moment of inertia of rigid body is 10 Kg m$^2$ about the axis of rotation.

  1. 2 sec

  2. 4 sec

  3. 16 sec

  4. 8 sec
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A Correct answer
Explanation

Time period of a torsional pendulum is given by
$T = 2 \pi \sqrt{\dfrac{I}{k}}$
$\Rightarrow T=2 \pi \sqrt{\dfrac{10}{10\pi^2}}=2 sec$

Multiple choice angular simple harmonic motion example of simple harmonic motion oscillatory motion oscillations physics

A clock which has a pendulum made of brass keep correct time at ${30^0}C$? How many seconds it will gain or lose in day if the temperature falls to ${0^0}C$.

  1. It will lose $23.32$ sec per day
  2. It will gain $23.32$ sec per day
  3. It will lose $50$ sec per day
  4. It will gain $50$ sec per day
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A Correct answer
Explanation

The change in time period is delta_T = (1/2)*alpha*T*delta_theta. For brass, alpha is approx 1.8e-5. delta_T/T = (1/2)*alpha*delta_theta. The time lost/gained per day is (delta_T/T) * 86400. Plugging in values gives approx 23.3 seconds.

Multiple choice angular simple harmonic motion example of simple harmonic motion oscillatory motion oscillations physics

A simple pendulum of length $1$m has a bob of mass $100$g. It is displaced through an angle of $60^o$ from the vertical and then released . Find out K.E. of bob when it passes through mean position.

  1. $0.12$J
  2. $0.24$J
  3. $0.36$J
  4. $0.55$J
Reveal answer Fill a bubble to check yourself
D Correct answer
Explanation

Length of simple pendulum $=1m$

Mass $=1w\;gm=0.1kg$
It is displaced through as angle of $60$ for vertical 
Height of pendulum at starting position $=$ length $(1-ws\;60)$
                                                                   $=1\left( 1-0.5\right)$
                                                                   $=0.5m$
Potential energy $=mgh=0.1\times 10\times 0.5 =0.55$
when it is released and it reaches mean position its potential energy at starting point is converted to kinetic energy.
so K.E. of bob at mean position $=0.55.$
Hence, the answer is $0.55.$

Multiple choice angular simple harmonic motion example of simple harmonic motion oscillatory motion oscillations physics

A pendulum is formed by pivoting a long thin rod of length L and mass m about a point P on the rod which is a distance d above the center of the rod as shown. 
Now answer the following questions. 
1. The time period of this pendulum when d = L/2 will be

  1. $2\pi\sqrt { \dfrac { 2\ell }{ 3g }}$
  2. $2\pi\sqrt { \dfrac { 3\ell }{ 2g }}$
  3. $4\pi\sqrt { \dfrac { \ell }{ 3g }}$
  4. $\dfrac {2\pi} {3} \sqrt { \dfrac { 2\ell }{ g }}$
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Explanation

A physical pendulum has a time period T = 2*pi*sqrt(I / (m*g*d)). For a uniform rod of length L and mass m pivoted at a distance d from its center, the moment of inertia about the pivot is I = (1/12)m*L^2 + m*d^2. Substituting d = L/2 gives I = (1/12)*m*L^2 + m(L/2)^2 = (1/3)m*L^2. Plugging I and d = L/2 into the formula yields T = 2*pi*sqrt((1/3)*m*L^2 / (m*g(L/2))) = 2*pi*sqrt(2*L / (3*g)).

Multiple choice angular simple harmonic motion example of simple harmonic motion oscillatory motion oscillations physics

A uniform rope of mass M =0.1 kg and length L=10 m hangs from the ceiling. [$  g=10 m /{ s }^{ 2 } $]

  1. Speed of the transverse wave in the rope increases linearly from bottom to the top with distance.

  2. Speed of the transverse wave in the rope decreases linearly from bottom to the top with distance.

  3. Speed of the transverse wave in the rope remains constant along the length of the rope

  4. Time taken by the transverse wave to travel the full length of the rope is 2 sec
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D Correct answer
Explanation

The speed of a wave in a hanging rope is v = sqrt(T(x)/mu) = sqrt(mu*g*x/mu) = sqrt(gx). The time to travel the full length is integral(dx/sqrt(gx)) from 0 to L, which is 2*sqrt(L/g). With L=10 and g=10, time = 2*sqrt(1) = 2 seconds.

Multiple choice angular simple harmonic motion example of simple harmonic motion oscillatory motion oscillations physics

A simple pending of length l has a bob of mass m, with a charge q on it . A  vertical sheet of charge, with surface charge density $\sigma $ passes string makes an angle $\theta $ with the vertical , then 

  1. $\quad tan\theta =\dfrac { \sigma q }{ 2{ \epsilon } _{ 0 }mg } $
  2. $\quad tan\theta =\dfrac { \sigma q }{ { \epsilon } _{ 0 }mg } $
  3. $\quad cot\theta =\dfrac { \sigma q }{ 2{ \epsilon } _{ 0 }mg } $
  4. $\quad cot\theta =\dfrac { \sigma q }{ { \epsilon } _{ 0 }mg } $
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Explanation

The electric field due to a sheet of charge is E = sigma / (2*epsilon_0). The force on the bob is qE. The angle theta satisfies tan(theta) = F_electric / F_gravity = (q*sigma / (2*epsilon_0)) / (mg).

Multiple choice angular simple harmonic motion example of simple harmonic motion oscillatory motion oscillations physics

The bob cf a simple pendulum is a spherical hollowe bal filled with water A pluyged hole near the bouthmol th oscilloting bob gets suddenly unplugged. During observation, till water is coming out, the time period of would 

  1. First increase and then decrease to the original value

  2. first decrease and then increase to the original value

  3. remain unchanged

  4. none of these
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Explanation

As water leaks out, the center of mass of the bob initially moves downwards, increasing the effective length of the pendulum, which increases the time period. Once the water is empty, the center of mass returns to the center of the sphere, decreasing the period back to the original value.