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Basics of rotational motion

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Motion of bodies rotating about a given axis, like wheels, blades of a fan and a chair cannot be analyzed by treating them as a point mass or particle. At a given instant of time, different parts of the body being at different distances from the axis of rotation, have different velocities and accelerations. However the analysis is highly simplified if the body is assumed to be “rigid”.

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What is a rigid body ?

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A body is said to be rigid if its

shape and size do not change

when ordinary forces are applied

to it.

Example : A stone, an iron piece,

a wooden block.

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Translatory and rotational motion :

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A rigid body may have translatory or

rotational or both kinds of motion.

In the translatory motion of a body

every particle in the body moves with

the same speed in the same direction.

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In the rotational motion of a body every particle in the

body describes a circle with its centre in the axis of

rotation.

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Activity 1

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a. Make a point (mark) on the

rim of a moving bicycle

wheel.

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b. Note your observation.

c. Does the motion is purely

translational or purely

rotational?

Examples for rotational motion

1) Rotation of the earth about its

axis.

2) Rotation of a spinning top.

3) Merry go round of a giant wheel.

4) Rotation of blades of a fan.

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Activity 2

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1. Write down some more

examples for rotational

motion, that you observe

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b. Discuss and make a list

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Definitions

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Angular displacement :

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The angle swept by the radius vector in a given

time is called the angular displacement of

the particle.

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� Angular displacement is a vector quantity.

� The SI unit of angular displacement is radian

(rad)

� The angular displacement is taken aspositive if the rotation of the body is anticlockwise. It is taken as negative if the rotation is clockwise.

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Angular VelocityThe rate of change of angular

displacement is called angular

velocity. It is denoted by ω.

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RIGHT HAND THUMB RULE

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Statement : If the fingers of

right hand are clasped in the

direction of rotation of the

body, then the outstretched

thumb points in the direction of

the angular velocity.

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Angular acceleration :

The rate of change of angular velocity

is called angular acceleration.

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Let ω1 be the angular velocity at

some instant of time,

and ω2 at some other instant,

then angular acceleration is

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It’s a vector quantity.

The SI unit is

Its direction is same as that of angular velocity.

In rotational motion,

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1) “The angular displacement has the same

significance as the linear displacement in linear

motion”

2) Angular velocity (ω) and angular

acceleration (α) are of the same significance as the linear velocity (v) and the

linear acceleration (a)

.

3) It can be easily proved that, V = rω and a = rα

Where r –> radius of circular path along which

the body is moving

V –> linear velocity and a –> Linear acceleration

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Moment of Inertia

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I=Mr2

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Angular Momentum

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L = Iω

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Torque

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Equations of rotational

motion and linear motion

can be compared as

follows

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2

1

2

1

t

S

t

θ

t

v

t

ω

2

1

2

1

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Questions

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Q. What is a rigid body ?

A: A body is said to be rigid if its

shape and size do not change

when ordinary forces are

applied to it.

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Q. When the motion of a body is said to be rotational ?

A: In the rotational motion of a

body every particle in the body

describes a circle with its centre

in the axis of rotation

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Q. Give two examples for rotational motion.

A: 1. Rotation of the earth about

its axis

2. Rotation of blades of a fan

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Q. Define (1) Angular displacement (ii) Angular Velocity

A: The angle swept by the radius vector in a given

time is called the angular displacement of the

particle

The rate of change of angular displacement is

called angular velocity. It is denoted by ω

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Q. When does the angular displacement is taken positive ?

A: The angular displacement is

taken as positive if the

rotation of the body is

anticlockwise

Q. Mention SI unit of angular velocity.

A: (rad s-1)

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Q. How do you give the direction of angular velocity ?

A: right hand thumb rule.

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Q. What is angular acceleration ?

A: The rate of change of angular

velocity is called angular

acceleration

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Q. Mention SI unit of angular acceleration

A: (rad s-2)

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Q. State right hand thumb rule

A: If the fingers of right hand are

clasped in the direction of rotation

of the body, then the outstretched

thumb points in the direction of the

angular velocity

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THANK YOU ALL

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