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A billiard ball (of radius R), initially at rest is given a sharp impulse by a cue. The cue is held horizontally at a distance h above the central line as shown in figure. The ball leaves the cue with a speed Vo. It rolls and slides while moving forward and eventually acquires a final speed of 9/7 V0. If R = 5.0 cm then find the value of h in cm.
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Let v0 be the linear velocity and ω0 be the angular velocity imparted.linear impulse =J=mv0Angular impulse about centre O =J⋅h=Iω0h=2/5mR2ω0mv0⇒v0=2R2ω05h ………(i)As linear velocity increases to 9/7 v0, friction must be in forward direction and hence it opposes angular motion. For linear motion: friction (μmg) increases the velocity. Hence,μmg=ma⇒a=μgLet t be the time when rolling starts.For rotation: frictional torque (μmgR) opposes rotation and hence decreases ω.α=−μmgRI ⇒ω=ω0−μmgR25mR2t⇒ωR=ω0R-52μgt ⇒v=ω0R-52μgt ⇒μgt = 25ω0R-25.9v07..........ii given v=9v07After time t, V=97v0=RωAlso v=v0+ μgt⇒9v07=v0 + μgt .........iiiCombining all the equations, we get97v0−v0=ω02R5-259v07 ⇒ω0R=2v0 From i, h =25Rv0×2v0 = 45R = 45×5 cm =4 cm (eliminating μgt)
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