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The laboratory work No 4.

Study of a rotational motion.

Had done by the student gr: 220473я F.N.S. Pavlov F.E.

Checked by ______________________ date ____________

Purpose: to study the dependence of angular acceleration of the body rotating comparatively to the motionless axis, from the net moment of acting on him forces.

The order of performing a work:

  1. Rotating a pendulum for spokes A, wind a thread on a pulley B and to lift a cargo C of weight m specified it, on greatest possible height h.

  2. To measure a time of falling a cargo (5 times). Evaluate an average time <t> of falling a cargo. Evaluate a torque by formula and angular acceleration by formula . To measure by ruler h and r(the radius of pulley, on which winded a thread).

  3. Most to do, adding for a cargo supplementary weights .

  4. Write data of measurements and calculations in the table 1.

  5. Construct a plot of dependence .

  6. Define by the plot : a) a moment of inertia of the cross;

b) a moment of friction force , modulus of which is equal

regression intercept OD.

Theoretical description:

We got a formula

Where y-y0=h, V0y = 0, ay = 0, because of this:

Further follows, ar= r

Because of the second Newton's law we can write:

In the projection on axis y:

We have chosen. That ay = a, gy = y, Fy = -F, so

So,

And the result for M is:

N

m1, kg

t, s

<t>, s

, rad/s2

M, Nm

1

0.1461

8.95

8.884

0.6969

0.0292

8.82

8.65

9.10

8.90

2

0.1944

7.22

7.312

1.0287

0.0388

7.64

7.15

7.35

7.20

3

0.239

6.64

6.232

1.4161

0.0477

6.02

6.05

6.45

6.00

0

From the plot we can calculate the moment of inertia: J=M/, so J= 0.0286 kgm2/rad, and the moment of the force of friction: Mf =1.12 Нm

Conclusion: so we have learned the dependence of angular acceleration of the body rotating comparatively to the motionless axis, from the net moment of acting on him forces.