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25. A super Yo-Yo is constructed with a heavy rim supported by light spokes around an axle whose diameter is one quarter that of the rim. A 1 m long string is wound around the axle. The end of the string is held fixed and the Yo-Yo allowed to fall. What is the maximum downwards speed of the Yo-Yo?

Explanation / Answer

25 from the given data

length of string , l = 1 m

let radius of yo-yo be R, radius of axle be r

mass of yo you be m, anbd moment of inertia then becomes 0.5mR^2

so at any point of time t

tension in the string be T

then

from force balance

mg - T = ma ( where a is acceletration of yo yo)

from torque balance

Tr = I*alpha = 0.5mR^2*alpha

but

alpha*r = a

hence

Tr = 0.5mR^2*a/r

T = 0.5mR^2*a/r^2

hence

mg - 0.5mR^2*a/r^2 = ma

a = g/(1 + 0.5R^2/r^2)

hence acceleration is constant

so maximum downwards speed = v

2*a*l = v^2

v = sqrt(2g/(1 + R^2/2r^2))

this is maximum speed of yo yo, where r is radius of axle , R is radius of yo yo and g as acceleration due to gravity