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7.1 | Kinematics of Rotational Motion |
1) The rotor of an engine having a radius of 21 cm rotates unformly at 300 rot/min. Calculate the distance travelled by rotor's peripheral points during 10 s. Take π = 22/7.
Correct Answer: B
2) The blade of a helicopter rotating at 720 rot/min stops moving in 15 s after it lands and the pilot turns the engine off. What is the angular displacement of any blade's point during this process?
Correct Answer: A
3) A boy turns uniformly around his head a 1.6 m rope at whose edge he has attached a stone. The stone makes 24 rotations in a minute.
What is the value of centripetal acceleration of the stone during this process? Take π = 3.14.
Correct Answer: D
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