rotation question
@Mashy
wow.. how can each part move with velocity v..!? ? :-/.. damn!
i know nothing about it. :/
|dw:1362854971670:dw| its being rotated that way right? :-/
hmm. yeah. i think so.
but different parts move with different speeds.. how can it be same? :-/
hahah. i dont know. scratch your brain. :P
darn it!..
k its not rotating that way.. its rotating about its centre.. so that the ring gets tension.. !! ..
hmm. :P
you mean on the floor? horizontally?
yea.. precisely.. so the ring is tensed.. cause when you rotate something it tries to expand.. but.. i m not able to get an expression for the centripetal force!
hmm. try try. :P
|dw:1362855672248:dw| this was my idea
yea.. but what provides it the centripetal force?...
of the 4 options given, do they look like any useful formulas perhaps?
the normal is the centripital force right?
centripetal force formula :P.. but i m wondering.. in this case.. the ring would just keep on rotating for ever.. (cause no friction) .. so the ring is constantly tensed.. in general when something keeps rotating like this.. what provides it the centripetal force? the intermolecular forces?
im thinking of placing a bicycle wheel on a conveyor belt of constant speed. but im not sure at the moment if thats a good idea or not
what? :O
if that was a joke.. that was horrible :P
what dictates the centripital force acting on the wheel? Joke, no. Just trying to develop a concept in my head is all
|dw:1362856155176:dw| i recall something similar to this in physics class last term, about a car going around a curve at a constant speed
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