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    IAL - Physics - Unit - 4

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    A ball attached to a string moves in a vertical circle. When at its highest point, the ball moves with a speed of 5.0 ms-1. The questions ask to find the speed at the lowest point and the maximum and minimum tensions in the string. A second document involves forces on a car rounding a curve and the speed at which it will exceed friction. A third discusses motion in a vertical circle and tensions. A fourth involves an object rotating on a cord until the tension breaks the cord. A final document is about a geostationary satellite's orbital characteristics.

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    A ball attached to a string moves in a vertical circle. When at its highest point, the ball moves with a speed of 5.0 ms-1. The questions ask to find the speed at the lowest point and the maximum and minimum tensions in the string. A second document involves forces on a car rounding a curve and the speed at which it will exceed friction. A third discusses motion in a vertical circle and tensions. A fourth involves an object rotating on a cord until the tension breaks the cord. A final document is about a geostationary satellite's orbital characteristics.

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    A ball attached to a string moves in a vertical circle. When at its highest point, the ball moves with a speed of 5.0 ms-1. The questions ask to find the speed at the lowest point and the maximum and minimum tensions in the string. A second document involves forces on a car rounding a curve and the speed at which it will exceed friction. A third discusses motion in a vertical circle and tensions. A fourth involves an object rotating on a cord until the tension breaks the cord. A final document is about a geostationary satellite's orbital characteristics.

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    IAL - Physics - Unit - 4

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    A ball attached to a string moves in a vertical circle. When at its highest point, the ball moves with a speed of 5.0 ms-1. The questions ask to find the speed at the lowest point and the maximum and minimum tensions in the string. A second document involves forces on a car rounding a curve and the speed at which it will exceed friction. A third discusses motion in a vertical circle and tensions. A fourth involves an object rotating on a cord until the tension breaks the cord. A final document is about a geostationary satellite's orbital characteristics.

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    • A ball of mass 0.30kg is attached to a string of length 0.

    50m, and
    swung so that it moves in a vertical circle. When the ball is at its
    highest point, it moves with speed 5.0 ms-1. Taking g = 9.8Nkg-1:
    • a) Find the speed of the ball at its lowest point
    • b) Find the maximum and minimum values of the tension in the
    string.
    • A car travels along a level road round a curve of radius 500m.
    • (a) Draw a diagram to show the forces acting on the car. [2]
    • (b) If the maximum frictional force between the tyres and the road is
    70% of the weight of the car, find the greatest speed at which the car
    can travel round the curve. Take g = 9.8Nkg-1 [4]
    • (c) Describe the path the car will take if it exceeds this speed. [1]
    ■ A small object of mass 200g is attached to the end of a light string of
    length 40cm. The string is fastened at its other end, and the object is set
    in motion so that it moves in a vertical circle. When the string makes an
    angle of 60o with the downward vertical, the object moves with speed U
    ms-1. (g = 9.8Nkg-1)

    ■ (a) Find the speed of the object at the highest point in terms of U

    ■ (b) Find the tension at the highest point in terms of U

    ■ (c) Hence give the minimum possible value of U


    ■ An object of mass 2.0kg is rotated in a vertical circle on a cord of length
    1.0m. The cord will break if the tension in it becomes 500N. The speed
    of rotation is gradually increased from zero.

    ■ (a) Find the angular velocity at which the string breaks. [4]

    ■ (b) Draw a diagram to show the position at which the string breaks and
    the subsequent motion of the object. [4]
     A geostationary satellite remains above the same point on the earth as it
    orbits. It remains a constant distance R from the centre of the earth

     (a) Write down an expression, in terms of R, for the distance it travels in 24


    hours

     (b) Write down, in terms of R, an expression for its speed in ms-1

     (c) Find the value of R. (G = 6.67 .10-11 Nm2Kg-2; mass of earth = 5.98. 1024 kg)
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    D
    C
    C
    BB
    AA

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