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30 Nov 2008 17:17:03 IST
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any one reply yaar
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4 Dec 2008 13:44:57 IST
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ya it should be a
consider a body rolling down an inclined plane
friction acts in upard direction at point of contct
consider only translational motion find work done by f (its negative , as it tries to stop the translational motion0
and work done in ROTATION (its + as friction tries to incr the rotational velocity of the body)
hence net work is 0
30 Apr 2009 19:16:39 IST
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ans. is A..this was the doubt i had for a long time...actually friction does work for both translation motion...n for the rotational motion if u analyze the plane motion as combination of both....wen u add both the work u will get zero ans...as for one motion it will do + work n for other -ve...u can observe for any rolling body...as their rotational n translational motion r connected by v=wR..the both components of work r of same magnitude n of opposite direction..
1 May 2009 23:45:43 IST
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CLEAR EXPLANATION : ans is ( B ) POINTS ARE : 1. net WORK DON BY FRCTION IS ZERO AS POINT OF CONTACT AT REST...KNOWN 2 ALL... 2. NOW ONLY TWO WORKS ARE POSSIBLE...ROTATIONAL AND TRANSLATIONAL...SO THEIR SUM WILL ALSO BE ZERO... 3. BUT THE REASON IS THAT POINT OF CONTACT IS AT REST...
21 Feb 2011 14:49:35 IST
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The answer is clearly a) as the net work done by friction is zero because the translational and rotational work done by friction cancel each other and the point of contact remains at rest only instantaneously..................so the clear answer is a)











