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kinematics of circular motion questions with solutions

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  • Multi-correctmediumCircular Motion

    At a particular instant in circular motion, ω = 0 but α ≠ 0. Which statements are correct at that instant?

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  • Multi-correctmediumCircular Motion

    A particle moves on a circle of fixed radius R. At an instant its net acceleration makes an angle 45° with the inward radial direction. Which statements are correct?

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  • NumericmediumCircular Motion

    A particle moves on a circle with angular speed ω = 2t². At t = 1 s, the net acceleration makes an angle φ with the inward radial direction. If tanφ = N, find N.

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  • NumericmediumCircular Motion

    A particle moves on a circle of radius 5 m. At an instant its speed is 10 m/s and dv/dt = 2 m/s². If the magnitude of acceleration is 2√N m/s², find N.

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  • MCQeasyCircular Motion

    A wheel starts from rest and rotates with uniform angular acceleration about its fixed axis. During the first 2 s it turns through an angle θ₁. During the next 2 s, from t = 2 s to t = 4 s, it turns through an angle θ₂. What is the ratio θ₂ / θ₁?

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  • NumericmediumCircular Motion

    The angular speed of a particle varies with angular position according to ω² = 4 + 6θ. If the angular acceleration is N rad/s², find N.

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  • A/ReasyCircular Motion

    Evaluate the following statements.

    Assertion

    Assertion (A): A particle can have zero angular velocity but non-zero angular acceleration at an instant.

    Reason

    Reason (R): Zero angular velocity at one instant does not imply that angular velocity is constant with time.

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  • MCQeasyCircular Motion

    Two particles start from the same point on a circular track and move in opposite directions with angular speeds 4 rad/s and 6 rad/s. Their first meeting after start occurs after:

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  • MCQeasyCircular Motion

    Two pointers rotate uniformly in the same direction. Pointer A completes one revolution in 20 s and pointer B in 30 s. Starting together, they next coincide after:

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  • MCQmediumCircular Motion

    For the particle moving on a circle of radius 2 m with v² = 4 + 8s, the magnitude of net acceleration at s = 1 m is:

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