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The propeller of a plane has a rotational inertia of 890 kg*m2. Each blade has a...

The propeller of a plane has a rotational inertia of 890 kg*m2. Each blade has a length of 3.3 m. The propellor starts from rest and reaches a final angular speed of 16 rad/s in only 8 seconds.

a) What was the angular acceleration of the propeller?

b) What was the net torque exerted on the propeller while it was accelerating?

c) When t = 4 s, what was ω for the propeller?

d) When t = 4 s, through what angle θ had the propeller rotated? Your answer should be entered in radians.

e) When t = 4 s, determine ac for the tip of a blade.

f) When t = 4 s, determine atan for the tip of a blade.

g) When t = 4 s, determine atot for the tip of a blade.

Thank you for your help!

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Expert Solution

Rotational inertia of the propeller of the plane = I = 890 kg.m2

Length of each blade = L = 3.3 m

Initial angular speed of the propeller = 1 = 0 rad/s (At rest)

Angular speed of the propeller after 8 sec = 2 = 16 rad/s

Time period = T1 = 8 sec

Angular acceleration of the propeller =

2 = 1 + T1

16 = 0 + (8)

= 2 rad/s2

Net torque on the propeller = net

I = net

(890)(2) = net

net = 1780 N.m

T2 = 4 sec

Angular speed of the propeller at 4 sec = 4

4 = 1 + T2

4 = 0 + (2)(4)

4 = 8 rad/s

Angle through which the propeller has rotated in 4 sec =

= 1T2 + T22/2

= (0)(4) + (2)(4)2/2

= 16 rad

Centripetal acceleration of for the tip of the blade at 4 sec = ac

ac = 42L

ac = (8)2(3.3)

ac = 211.2 m/s2

Tangential acceleration of the tip of blade at 4 sec = atan

atan = L

atan = (2)(3.3)

atan = 6.6 m/s2

Total acceleration of the tip of blade at 4 sec = atot

atot = 211.3 m/s2

a) Angular acceleration of the propeller = 2 rad/s2

b) Net torque exerted on the propeller while accelerating = 1780 N.m

c) Angular speed of the propeller at 4 sec = 8 rad/s

d) Angle through which the propeller has turned in 4 sec = 16 rad

e) Centripetal acceleration of the tip of the blade at 4 sec = 211.2 m/s2

f) Tangential acceleration of the tip of the blade at 4 sec = 6.6 m/s2

g) Total acceleration of the tip of the blade at 4 sec = 211.3 m/s2


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