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The following objects are released simultaneously from rest at the top of a 1.35m long ramp...

The following objects are released simultaneously from rest at the top of a 1.35m long ramp inclined at 3.10 degrees to the horizontal: a solid sphere, a solid cylinder, a hollow cylindrical shell, and a hollow ball.

Which wins the race? The solid Sphere won, I just cant get the positions of the other 3 objects

At the moment the winner reaches the bottom, find the positions of the other three objects.

please explain....

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Expert Solution

We have the equation for an inclined plane for velocity and acceleration as

solid sphere

k2/a2=2/5=0.4

Thus we have v=[2*9.8*1.35*sin[3.10o ]/1.4]1/2 = 0.87 m/s

a=[9.8*sin[3.10o ]/1.4]=0.38 m/s2

Solid cylinder

k2/a2=1/2=0.5

Thus we have v=[2*9.8*1.35*sin[3.10o ]/1.5]1/2 = 0.98 m/s

a=[9.8*sin[3.10o ]/1.5]=0.35 m/s2

Hollow cylindrical shell

k2/a2=1

Thus we have v=[2*9.8*1.35*sin[3.10o ]/2]1/2 = 0.85 m/s

a=[9.8*sin[3.10o ]/1]=0.53 m/s2

Hollow ball   [case of hollow sphere]

k2/a2=2/3=0.67

Thus we have v=[2*9.8*1.35*sin[3.10o ]/1.67]1/2 = 0.93 m/s

a=[9.8*sin[3.10o ]/1.67]=0.32 m/s2

Object having the maximum speed wins the race.Hence Solid cylinder wins the race.

Position of solid sphere

Using the kinematic equation,v2= u2+2as   [u=0m/s]

s= v2/2a=0.872/2*0.38= 0.99m

Position of solid cylinder

Using the kinematic equation,v2= u2+2as   [u=0m/s]

s= v2/2a=0.982/2*0.35= 1.37m

Position of Hollow cylinder shell

Using the kinematic equation,v2= u2+2as   [u=0m/s]

s= v2/2a=0.852/2*0.53= 0.68m

Position of Hollow ball

Using the kinematic equation,v2= u2+2as   [u=0m/s]

s= v2/2a=0.932/2*0.32= 1.35m


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