Theoretical Mechanics; An Introductory Treatise On the Principles of Dynamics, With Applications And Numerous Examples
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j^ ag ^ jt g 143. A particle moves on the surface of a rough right circular cone of vertical angle 2a under no forces but the reaction of the surface. It is projected at a distance r from the vertex with velocity V perpendicular to the generator. Show that, when its path crosses a generator at angle x, the velocity is Fe-"""'"'"''', and the time to that point is ^ Pe^'»'''~"*coseo2xc«X, /* being the coefficient of friction.
144. A particle is projected vertically upwards in a medium in which th...e resistance is k (velocity)2. If u is the initial velocity and T the whole time of motion prove t'ha.t.ijk{2u/g— T) is positive and increases as k increases.
145. A particle is projected vertically upwards in a medium in which the resistance is £^ (velocity)^. Prove that, if U, V are the velocities with which the particle leaves and returns to the point of projection, 146. A particle falls from rest under gravity through a distance .» in a medium whose resistance varies as the square of the velocity ; v is the velocity acquired by the particle, V the terminal velocity, and «„ the velocity that ■would be acquired by falling through a distance x in vacuo ; prove that EXAMPLES.
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j^ ag ^ jt g 143. A particle moves on the surface of a rough right circular cone of vertical angle 2a under no forces but the reaction of the surface. It is projected at a distance r from the vertex with velocity V perpendicular to the generator. Show that, when its path crosses a generator at angle x, the velocity is Fe-"""'"'"''', and the time to that point is ^ Pe^'»'''~"*coseo2xc«X, /* being the coefficient of friction.
144. A particle is projected vertically upwards in a medium in which th...e resistance is k (velocity)2. If u is the initial velocity and T the whole time of motion prove t'ha.t.ijk{2u/g— T) is positive and increases as k increases.
145. A particle is projected vertically upwards in a medium in which the resistance is £^ (velocity)^. Prove that, if U, V are the velocities with which the particle leaves and returns to the point of projection, 146. A particle falls from rest under gravity through a distance .» in a medium whose resistance varies as the square of the velocity ; v is the velocity acquired by the particle, V the terminal velocity, and «„ the velocity that ■would be acquired by falling through a distance x in vacuo ; prove that EXAMPLES.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Love, A. E. H. (Augustus Edward Hough), 1863-1940 to read onlineMoreLess
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