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Which object(s) are in translational equilibrium? Which object(s) are in rotatio

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Question

Which object(s) are in translational equilibrium?

Which object(s) are in rotational equilibrium?

Which object(s) could be rotating clockwise at a constant angular speed?

Which object(s) could be moving upward at a constant speed?

Which object(s) could be at rest (neither rotating or translating)?

Which object(s) could be rotating clockwise with a decreasing angular speed?

Please explain the process behind each step as well as answer the question.

1. Use the diagrams below to answer the questions: 2F 2F F 2F 3 a. Which object(s) are in translational equilibrium? b. Which object(s) are in rotational equilibrium? c. Which object(s) could be rotating clockwise at a constant angular speed? d. Which object(s) could be moving upward at a constant speed? e. Which object(s) could be at rest (neither rotating or translating)? f. Which object(s) could be rotating clockwise with a decreasing angular speed?

Explanation / Answer

Here,

a) for translational equilibrium

net force = 0

the net force is zero for

C , D

the objects C and D are in translational equilibrium

b)

for rotational equilibrium

Net torque acting pn the object = 0

the objects are :

A , B , D

c)

for rotating at a constant angular speed ,

Net torque acting pn the object = 0

the objects are :

A , B , D

d)

for moving at constant speed

net force = 0

the net force is zero for

C , D

the objects C and D are in translational equilibrium

e)

for objects at rest

net force = 0 , net torque = 0

the object is D

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