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Two identical discs, each of negligible mass and radius r(<<<l) are connected by a uniform rod of mass m and length l as shown in the figure. The discs A is connected with an ideal spring of spring constant k at its centre. The spring is un–stretched when θ=00. There is no slipping at any contact at any point of time during the motion. Choose the correct statement. [Spring always obeys Hook’s law and mg = kl ]. During the motion, each disc remains in contact with the contact surface.

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a

The value of θ, when the system is in stable equilibrium is 300

b

The angular speed of the rod when it passes through the position of the stable equilibrium is 3g4l

c

The value of θ, when the system is in stable equilibrium is 600

d

Spring potential energy of the system in the state of stable equilibrium is kl28

answer is A, C, D.

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No friction acts on discs.

mg=N2+Kl(1cosθ)

For torque mgl2sinθ=Kl(1cosθ)sinθ

θ=600

P.E=Kl28, W=3g4l

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