If frequency is kept constant, how are the velocity and wavelength of a wave related?
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Okay here initially child walks on the outer edge of the disc and then started to move inside
So here as the child and Merry go round is an isolated system so there is no external Torque on this system from outside
As here we can see there is external force acting on this system by the hinge of the Merry go round as well as due to gravity so we can not use momentum conservation to solve such type of questions.
But as we can say that there is no external torque on this system about the hinge point so we will use conservation of angular momentum for this system
Here as we know that
where L = angular momentum
since here torque is ZERO
L = constant
so here we can write initial angular momentum of the system as
here we know that
= moment of inertia of merry go round
= moment of inertia of child
so here we can say
so here as the child moves from edge to inside the disc it moment of inertia will decrease because as we know that moment of inertia of child is given as
here m = mass of child
r = distance of child from center
Since child is moving inside so his distance from center is decreasing
so here moment of inertia of child is decreasing as he starts moving inside
so final angular speed of merry go round will increase as child go inside
so here as
final angular speed will be more than initial speed as child moves inside
Answer:
in the direction of the first body
Explanation:
Given:
- mass of the first ball,
- velocity of the first ball,
- mass of the second ball,
- velocity of the second ball,
<u>Now for the head-on inelastic collision:</u>
(since the bodies combine after an inelastic collision.)
in the direction of the first body. (Since the net result is positive as assumed in the equation for the first body)