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guys pls explain how to find out time taken by rolling body to reach ground in case of inclined plane??


naiksavitri123 17th Apr, 2020
Answer (1)
Sai Sri Nandan Ch 17th Apr, 2020

Hello,

To calculate time, you need to have other values also and you have not mentioned what values are available.

In general, this formula is used to calculate the time taken by an object to reach the ground.

Here, t = time taken (req. value)

h = vertical height of the inclined plane

K = radius of gyration

R = radius of the rolling object

g = acceleration due to gravity

theta = angle made by the inclined plan with the horizontal plane.

Hope this helps.

Thanks.

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18th Apr, 2020
one small doubt
to find out this time taken formula we use V=1/2at^2 where v is velocity of rolling body
is it right??
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18th Apr, 2020
naiksavitri123 Hii. Yes, during the derivation of this formula, v=1/2 a t^2 substitution is used.
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