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Motion in two dimensions, in a plane can be studied by expressing position, velocity and acceleration as vectors in cartesian co-ordinates A = `A_xhati + A_yhatj` where `hati` and `hatj` are unit vector along x and y directions, respectively and Ax and Ay are corresponding components of (Figure). Motion can also be studied by expressing vectors in circular polar co-ordinates as A = `A_rhatr + A_θhatθ` where `hatr = r/r = cos θhati + sin θj` and `hatθ = - sin  θhati + cos θ hatj` are unit vectors along direction in which `r` and `θ` are increasing.

  1. Express `hati` and `hatj` in terms of `hatr` and `hatθ`
  2. Show that both `hatr` and `hatθ` are unit vectors and are perpendicular to each other.
  3. Show that `d/(dt) (hatr) = ωhatθ` where `θ = (dθ)/(dt)` and `d/(dt) (hatθ) = - ωhatr`
  4. For a particle moving along a spiral given by `t = aθhatr`, where a = 1 (unit), find dimensions of ‘a’.
  5. Find velocity and acceleration in polar vector representation for particle moving along spiral described in (d) above.
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उत्तर

a. Given, unit vetor `hatr = cos θhati + sinθhatj`  ......(i)

`hatθ = - sin θ hati + cos θhatj` ......(ii)

Multiplying equation (i) by sin θ and equation (ii) with cos θ and adding

`hatr sin θ + hatθ cos θ = sin θ. cos θhati + sin^2 θhatj + cos^2 θhatj - sinθ. cos θhati`

= `hatj (cos^2 θ + sin^2 θ) = hatj`

⇒ `hatr sin θ + θ cos θ = hatj`

By equation (i) `xx cos θ` - equation (ii) `xx sin θ`

`n(hatr cos θ - hatθ sin θ) = hati`

b. `hatr.hatθ = (cos θhati + sinθhatj) . (- sin θhati + cosθhatj)`

= `- cos θ . sin θ + sin θ . cos θ`

= 0

⇒ θ = 90° Angle between `hatr` and `hatθ`

c. Given, `hatr = cos θhati + sinθhatj`

`(dhatr)/(dt) = d/(dt) (cos θhati + sinθhatj)`

= `- sin θ . (dθ)/(dt) hati + cos θ . (dθ)/(dt) hatj`

= `ω [- sin θhati + cos θhatj]`  ......`[∵ θ = (dθ)/(dt)]`

d. Given, `r = aθhatr`, here, writing dimensions `[r] = [a][θ][hatr]`

⇒ L = [a] % 1

⇒ L = [M0L1T0]

e. Given, a = 1 unit `r = θhatr = θ[cos θhati + sin θhatj]`

Velocity, v = `(dr)/(dt) = (dθ)/(dt) hatr  + θ d/(dt) hatr = (dθ)/(dt) hatr +  θ d/(dt) [(cos θhati + sinθhatj)]`

= `(dθ)/(dt) hatr + θ [(- sin hati + cos θ hatj) (dθ)/(dt)]`

= `(dθ)/(dt) hatr + θ hatθ ω`

= `ωhatr + ω θhatθ`

Acceleration, a = `d/(dt) [ωhatr + ωθhatθ]`

= `d/(dt) [(dθ)/(dt) hatr + (dθ)/(dt) (θhatθ)]`

= `(d^2θ)/(dt^2) hatr + (dθ)/(dt) * (dhatr)/(dt) + (d^2θ)/(dt^2) θhatθ + (dθ)/(dt) d/(dt) (θhatθ)`

= `(d^2θ)/(dt^2) hatr + ω[-sin θhati + sinθhatj] + (d^2θ)/(dt^2) θhatθ + (ωd)/(dt) (θhatθ)`

= `(d^2θ)/(dt^2) hatr + ω^2hatθ + (d^2θ)/(dt^2) xx θhatθ + ω^2hatθ + w^2θ (-hatr) ((d^2θ)/(dtv^2) - ω^2)hatr + (2ω^2 + (d^2θ)/(dt^2) θ)θ` 

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अध्याय 4: Motion In a Plane - Exercises [पृष्ठ २८]

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