(a) Derive Eq. (9.12) by combining Eqs. (9.7) and (9.11) to eliminate t. (b) The angular velocity of an airplane propeller increases from 12.0 rad/s to 16.0 rad/s while turning through 7.00 rad. What is the angular acceleration in ?

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(a) The required expression isωz2=ω0z2+2αzθ .

(b) The angular acceleration is8rad/s2 .

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01

Identification of given data

The initial angular speed isω0z=12rad/s .

The final angular speed isωz=16rad/s .

The angular displacement isθ=7rad .

02

Concept/Significance of rotation of the body with constant angular acceleration

The equation (9.7) is given by,

ωz=ω0z+αzt........(1)

Here,αz is the angular acceleration,ω0z is the angular velocity of the body at time 0, t is the time.

The equation (9.11) is given by,

θ=θ0+ω0zt+12αzt2..........(2)

Here,θ0 is the Angular position of the body at time 0.

03

Eliminate t by combining the equations 9.7 and 9.11(a)

Rewrite the equation (1) as follows.

ωz=ω0z+αztαzt=ωz-ω0zt=ωz-ω0zαz

Substitutet=ωz-ω0zαz in equation (2).

θ=θ0+ω0zωz-ω0zαz+12αzωz-ω0zαz2=1αzω0zωz-ω0z+12ωz-ω0z2=ωz-ω0zαzω0z+12ωz-ω0z=ωz-ω0zωz+ω0z2αz

Simplify further.

θ=ωz2-ω0222αzωz2-ω022=2αzθωz2=ω022+2αzθ

Therefore, the required expression isωz2=ω022+2αzθ .

04

Determine the angular acceleration(b)

Substitute ω0z2=12rad/s,θ=7rad,andωz=16rad/sand in equationωz2=ω0z2+2αzθ .

16rad/s2=12rad/s2+2αz7radαz=16rad/s2-12rad/s227rad=8rad/s2

Therefore, the angular acceleration is8rad/s2 .

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