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- it cannot come on the surface for any value of u
The correct answer is: it cannot come on the surface for any value of u
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i. |
a. possible for ring or disc |
ii. |
b. possible for hollow sphere or solid sphere |
iii. |
c. possible for all of the bodies mentioned |
iv. |
d. not possible for any of the body mentioned |
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i. |
a. possible for ring or disc |
ii. |
b. possible for hollow sphere or solid sphere |
iii. |
c. possible for all of the bodies mentioned |
iv. |
d. not possible for any of the body mentioned |
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Two particles A and B of mass m each, are joined by a rigid massless rod of length l. A particle P of mass m, moving with speed u normal to AB, strikes A and stick to it. The centre of mass of the 'A + B + P' system after collision is C. If u = 4m/s, m = 3 kg, l = 3 m, then (All quantities in column are in SI units)
Two particles A and B of mass m each, are joined by a rigid massless rod of length l. A particle P of mass m, moving with speed u normal to AB, strikes A and stick to it. The centre of mass of the 'A + B + P' system after collision is C. If u = 4m/s, m = 3 kg, l = 3 m, then (All quantities in column are in SI units)
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i. A single force through centre of mass |
a. Rotational motion |
ii.Equal and opposite forces separated by non-zero distance |
b. Translation motion |
iii. Equal and opposite forces acting at the same point |
c. No motion |
iv. A single force not through centre of mass |
d. Centre of mass performs translatory motion |
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i. A single force through centre of mass |
a. Rotational motion |
ii.Equal and opposite forces separated by non-zero distance |
b. Translation motion |
iii. Equal and opposite forces acting at the same point |
c. No motion |
iv. A single force not through centre of mass |
d. Centre of mass performs translatory motion |
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