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33 Years NEET-AIPMT Chapterwise Solutions - Physics 2020

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Laws of Motion

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33

( mv 11) 2 + ( mv 2 2)

2 2 2

= ( 21) + ( 21)

= 21 2 kg m/s

According to law of conservation of linear momentum

m 3 v 3 = 21 2 or 3v 3 = 21 2

or v 3 = 7 2 m/s

31. (d) : As per triangle law,

F1+ F2+ F3 = 0 i.e., net force on the

particle is zero. So, acceleration is

also zero.

Hence velocity of the particle will

remain constant.

Y

32. (c) : Taking x-components,

4 N 1 N

the total should be zero.

1 × cos 60° + 2cos 60°

30°

+ x – 4cos 60° = 0

60° 60°

\ x = 0.5 N

x

X

33. (d) : Coefficient of sliding

friction has no dimension.

2 N

f

f = m s N ⇒ µ s =

N

34. (d) : Let m s and m k

be the coefficients of

static and kinetic friction

between the box and the

plank respectively.

When the angle of inclination q reaches 30°, the block

just slides,

1

∴ µ s = tanθ= tan 30°= = 06 .

3

If a is the acceleration produced in the block, then

ma = mgsinq – f k

(where f k is force of kinetic friction)

= mgsinq – m k N (as f k = m k N)

= mgsinq – m k mgcosq (as N = mgcosq)

a = g(sinq – m k cosq)

As g = 10 m s –2 and q = 30°

\ a = (10 m s –2 )(sin30° – m k cos30°) ...(i)

If s is the distance travelled by the block in time t, then

s= 1 at

2 s

(as u = 0) or a = 2

2

2

t

But s = 4.0 m and t = 4.0 s (given)

240 (. m)

1 −2

∴ a = = ms

2

(. 40s)

2

Substituting this value of a in eqn. (i), we get

1 −2 −2

ms 10 ms

1 3 ⎞

= ( ) −

2

⎜ µ

2 k

2 ⎠

1

10 1 3 3 1 1 9

= − µ k or µ k = − = =09 .

10 10

09 .

µ k = = 05 .

3

35. (a)

36. (c) : Force of friction on massm 2 = mm 2 g

Force of friction on mass m 3 = mm 3 g

Let a be common acceleration

of the system.

mg 1 −µ mg 2 −µ

mg 3

∴ a =

m + m + m

1 2 3

Here, m 1 = m 2 = m 3 = m

mg −µ mg −µ mg mg − 2µ mg g( 1−

)

∴ a =

=

=

m+ m+

m 3m

3

Hence, the downward acceleration of mass m 1 is g( 1− 2µ

) .

3

37. (a) :

For upper half smooth plane

Acceleration of the block, a = gsinq

Here, u = 0 ( block starts from rest)

L

a = g sinq, s = 2

Using, v 2 – u 2 = 2as, we have

2

L

v − 0= 2× gsinθ

×

2

v= gLsinθ

...(i)

For lower half rough plane

Acceleration of the block, a′ = g sinq – mg cosq

where m is the coefficient of friction between the block

and lower half of the plane

Here, u= v= gLsinθ

v = 0 (block comes to rest)

L

a = a′ = g sinq – mgcosq, s = 2

Again, using v 2 – u 2 = 2as, we have

L

2

0− ( gLsin θ) = 2× ( gsinθ − µ gcos θ ) ×

– gLsinq = (g sinq – mgcosq)L

2

–sinq = sinq – mcosq

m cos q = 2sinq or m = 2tanq

38. (a) : Force of friction, f = mmg

f µ mg

−2

∴ a = = = µ g = 05 . × 10 = 5 ms

m m

Using v 2 – u 2 = 2aS, 0 2 – 2 2 = 2(–5) × S ⇒ S = 0.4 m

39. (c) : Pseudo force or fictitious force, F fic = ma

Force of friction, f = mN = mma

The block of mass m will

not fall as long as

f ≥ mg ; mma ≥ mg

α ≥ g

µ

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