Calculate the time taken to go around the circular hoop.

The ball is set rolling from A it reaches G after passing point C.Assume that g = 10m/s*s and that all surfaces are frictionless. Calculate the time taken for the ball to go only around the circular loop( calculate in seconds ).


The answer is 0.314.

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1 solution

Srinivasa Gopal
Dec 6, 2017

Let us apply the law of conservation of energy to the ball which starts rolling at point A and first reaches point C.

                                                                    m*g*h = 0.5*m*v*v 

                                                                    v =  sqrt(2*g*Height of AB) 

                                                                    v = sqrt(100)

                                                                  Velocity at C =  10m/s

                                        Since there is no loss of friction along CD Velocity at G = Velocity at C.

                                         Time taken to cover a distance of 2*pi*r at constant velocity = 2*pi*r/V 

                                                            Substituting  r = 0.5 = pi/10 = 0.314 seconds.

Don't you have to add the time taken from point C to G?

John Crocker - 3 years, 6 months ago

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No have made it clear , required to calculate the time to only go around the circular loop.

Srinivasa Gopal - 3 years, 6 months ago

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Ahh my bad. There i go making the problem more complicated than it needs to be. Thanks!

John Crocker - 3 years, 6 months ago

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