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    NAME: BATCH: ROLL. NO. DATE: (A) Resolve the velocities along normal & tangential to the plane. (B) What is the velocity of approach of ball tawards plank?. → (C) If, after collision, if V' be the velocity of ball with Vy & Vx being its y and x components, what would be velocity of separation. (velocity of plank does not change as it is given to be moved with constant velocity) (D) If ‘e’ be the coefficient of restitution find the components Vx & Vy and hence the final velocity of

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    NAME: BATCH: ROLL. NO. DATE: (A) Resolve the velocities along normal & tangential to the plane. (B) What is the velocity of approach of ball tawards plank?. → (C) If, after collision, if V' be the velocity of ball with Vy & Vx being its y and x components, what would be velocity of separation. (velocity of plank does not change as it is given to be moved with constant velocity) (D) If ‘e’ be the coefficient of restitution find the components Vx & Vy and hence the final velocity of

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    NAME: BATCH: ROLL. NO. DATE: (A) Resolve the velocities along normal & tangential to the plane. (B) What is the velocity of approach of ball tawards plank?. → (C) If, after collision, if V' be the velocity of ball with Vy & Vx being its y and x components, what would be velocity of separation. (velocity of plank does not change as it is given to be moved with constant velocity) (D) If ‘e’ be the coefficient of restitution find the components Vx & Vy and hence the final velocity of

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    NAME: BATCH: ROLL. NO.

    DATE:

    (A) Resolve the velocities along normal & tangential to the plane.

    (B) What is the velocity of approach of ball tawards plank?.


    (C) If, after collision, if V' be the velocity of ball with Vy & Vx being its y and x components, what
    would be velocity of separation. (velocity of plank does not change as it is given to be moved with
    constant velocity)

    (D) If ‘e’ be the coefficient of restitution find the components Vx & Vy and hence the final velocity
    of ball.

    (E) If e = 1,  = 370, Vp = 3m/s & V0 = 4m/s


    (i) How is velocity of ball with respect to plank (before collision) directed to the plank?


    (ii) Does the answer to (i) help you in getting a quicker process to find V' (i.e. velocity of ball
    after the collision with the given values? If yes, how?
    P
    H YS
    ICS
    NAME: BATCH: ROLL. NO. DATE:
    DPP-32-(1)
    Q1.(i) What are the external forces acting on the “particles + hoop” system? What would be total external
    force on this system?
    (ii)(a) What kind of motion you visualize for the centre of mass of the system chosen in (i) ?
    (b) Would it be at rest or in motion?
    (c) In case, it is in motion, what would be the direction of velocity of centre of mass?
    (d) Is it constant in magnitude or variable?

    (iii) How would be velocities of the particles directed just before collision?
    (a) In ground’s reference frame?
    (b) In reference frame of hoop?

    (iv) Draw vector diagram for velocities of particles & hoop in ground’s reference frame.

    (v) What is the total momentum & kinetic energy of the chosen system?
    (a) Initially (b) Just before collision

    DPP-32-(2)
    Q2.(i) Which of the following two equations would be directly associated with the average force, you
    intend to find?

       dP
    F  Ma or F
    dt

    (ii) The equations given in (i) are for instantaneous values of F . How would you modify them for the
    average value of force?

    (iii) Remind yourself of the force whose value is required and decide about the time interval over
    which this average value should be calculated. How do you justify your choice for the time interval?

    Q3(i). What would be total momentum of the system comprising the superdense material and earth
    initially? Is it conserved?

    (ii). What would be ratio of distances travelled by the superdense material to that of the earth? How
    do you justify your answer?

    (iii). How are the distances travelled by the two bodies related to ‘g’ i.e. magnitude of acceleration due
    to gravity?


    Q4.(i) For a given impulse J , what would be initial KE of the system comprising both the blocks and the
    spring?

    (ii) Subsequent to the impulse J being imparted to 1 kg block.
    (a) Will the momentum of chosen system remain conserved?
    (b) Will the (KE + PEs) remain conserved?

    (iii) To move block of mass 2kg, what should be the minimum compression/elongation in the spring?

    (iv) For minimum value of J , what should be KE of 1 kg block at the moment the other block is about
    to start its motion?
    P
    H YS
    ICS
    Laws of Motion (Ex-II)
    Q1.(i) What should be normal reaction between block & wedge for ‘m’ to fall freely?
    (ii) Draw FBD of ‘m’ in reference frame of M & obtain the general value of normal reaction between
    the block and wedge.

    Q2. How do you see the horizontal components of accelerations of the block ‘B’ in the two situations?

    Q3.(a)(i) Will there be any sudden change in length of spring coneecting B & C as the spring connected
    to ‘A’ is cut?

    Circular Motion (Ex-II) Q10.


    (i) Do you find any releation between the acceleration of the two bodies.
    (ii) What is meant by breaking off contact between the two bodies.
    (iii) How would you express the acceleration of the bob (mass ‘m’) in terms of its speed ‘v’, length ‘l’
    and tangential acceleration at.
    (iv) What should be ‘at’ at the moment of separation?

    Circular Motion (Ex-II) Q.8


    (i) If ‘y’ be the separation of block from ceiling immediately after
    two springs is cut, obtain y.
    (ii) Is the block in equilibrium immediately after the string is cut.

    Collision (Ex-II) Q6.

    Situation before Ist impact Situation after Ist impact Coefficient of restitution ‘e’
     u1 = 2gh0  V1 V1 = eu1

    Situation before 2nd impact Situation after 2nd impact Coefficient of restitution ‘e’
    V1  V1
    V1'  V2'
    e
    V1

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