FABRSXEPSEA = FOR TEACHERS’ USE ONLY 1998 AL Applied Maths. Paper IMS. Solution Marks Remarks 7. @—@__ By conservation of energy, 1 1 pr? = mw? emga(+-c0s0) 1M v? =u? ~2ga (14.0059) 1c (ii) Equate forces acting on the particle along the radial direction, T+mgcos = iM rv Zw? ~2g0 (+£08)]~ mg cose ~ MC —mg(2 +3080) } tc__| i aaa © 0 Patun f78 7 mg2-3cos0) When the string becomes slack, 7=0. IM mg (2.~3c0s0)=0 2 030 =), 2 = (QR 60°) 1A ? -2ga(1+e0s8) AB 2gatt+ cos) IM ve fee ss 1c Gi) a ‘components of ‘v respectively, |ea V2 ga 3-202 ‘After atime, sevgtet {e 2V2 yey, ytobet Subst) ino Fo yo fie Ae 3 xl v, =¥008 vy =vsin 98-AL-A MATHS 1-9 ARMAEH Let v, .¥ be the horizontal and vertical FOR TEACHERS’ USE ONLYRIRBBTRA == FOR TEACHERS’ USE ONLY 1998 AL Applied Maths. Paper IM.S. Solution Marks Remarks jAlternative solution |The equation of the trajectory of the panicle ic a IMA ax? yodie f Ic 2) The coordinates ofA are = x asin® (a+ 000s) “ iC sins (at cos) IM Ic “The particle will passthrough point 4 again, —— eee 98-AL-A MATHS 10 RRR FOR TEACHERS’ USE ONLYARAM FOR TEACHERS’ USE ONLY 1998 AL Applied Maths. Paper [ M.S. Solution Marks Remarks 8 (a) Distance of centre of mass from 4 pe Amers 3m ome IM der 3 = fene A eae (b) Moment of inert 4 = Fogg +! mae = (mt? + 3mt?)+ dmx? IM =4m(e? +x?) A ci 4) (@_—_Let @ be the angular displacement ofthe rod fronk ‘ its equilibrium positon. 4 Equation of motion is, 1,6 =~Imgksind ire he e038 Ant? +228 = ms sind +2 W) = mg ES, any For small oscillations, sind 0. IM = n8te4 3) - AO 43?) “The motion is simple harmonic Tae Period = 2% =4q | 14 Ic @ VR) : Bast @ tet y= 245? dy | 23042430-40 +2") hae ar 4x45) 4x? +6xt—40? x+3Q° 222-8) (0426) 4x430? ox 1A dy 3! ana le Since 2% >0 when x>£ and 5 <0 when x4£, \y is smallest when ag 1M For checking [Py _ Ces 62443)? (4s? «Gxt 4 YOK 40H) ar ozery oo BH 6A 43) — Bld? Gxt 40) casyy 2 u iM t - yis smallest when x=£, ’ st 3 98-AL-A MATHS 117 ARAB FOR TEACHERS’ USE ONLY