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postnew [5]
3 years ago
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4.- Una vagoneta de 1000 kg de peso parte del reposo en el punto 1 y desciende, sin rozamiento, por la vía indicada en la figura

. A) Calcular la fuerza que la vía ejerce sobre la vagoneta en el punto 2, donde el radio de curvatura es de 6 m. B) Determinar el mínimo valor del radio de curvatura en el punto 3 para salvar dicho punto
Physics
1 answer:
Akimi4 [234]3 years ago
5 0

Answer:

A) 49,050 N

B) 16 m

Explanation:

Question:

El dibujo de la pregunta se obtiene de un documento titulado "TRABAJO DIVERSO Y ENERGÍA" que se encuentra en línea y se presenta aquí.

La masa dada del vagón, m = 1,000 kg

La altura del punto en el que descansa el vagón, punto 1, h₁ = 12 m

A) El radio en el punto 2, el punto más bajo, R = 6 m

La fuerza, 'N', que la vía ejerce sobre el vagón en el punto 1 viene dada por la siguiente relación;

N = El peso del vagón + La fuerza de movimiento del vagón

∴ N = m × g + m × a

Dónde;

g = La aceleración debida a la gravedad ≈ 9,81 m / s²

a = La aceleración del vagón

Observamos que para el movimiento circular, la fuerza de movimiento del vagón, m × a = La fuerza centrípeta que actúa sobre el vagón = m × v² / R

∴ m × a = m × v² / R

Dónde;

v² = La velocidad del vagón en el punto 2 = 2 · g · h₁

Por lo tanto;

N = m × g + m × a = m × g + m × v² / R = m × g + m × 2 · g · h₁ / R

∴ N = 1000 × 9,81 + 1000 × 2 × 9,81 × 12/6 = 49,050

La fuerza que ejerce el vagón en el punto 2, N = 49,050 N

B) En el punto 3, tenemos;

N = m · g - m · a₃

La fuerza centrípeta en el punto 3, m · a₃ = m · v₃² / R₃

∴ La altura en el punto 3, h₃ = 4 m

El cuadrado de la velocidad en el punto 3, v₃² = 2 · g · (h₁ - h₃)

Para que el vagón esté seguro en el punto 3, la fuerza de la vía sobre el vagón, N = 0 para que el vagón permanezca en la vía actuando

Por lo tanto;

N = m · g - m · a₃ = 0

m · g = m · a₃ = m · v₃² / R₃ = m · (2 ​​· g · (h₁ - h₃)) / R₃

∴ R₃ = (2 · g · (h₁ - h₃)) / g = (2 · (h₁ - h₃)) = 2 × (12 - 4) = 16

El radio de curvatura en el punto 3 para que el punto sea seguro es R₃ = 16 m.

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