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Kinematics of uniform circular motion
6 past-paper questions on Kinematics of uniform circular motion
A second piece of modelling clay is attached to the disc in the position shown in Fig. 1.2. The second piece of modelling clay…
Practise the full question →The metal disc in Fig. 1.1 has a radius of 9.3 cm. The centre of gravity of the modelling clay is 1.2cm from the rim of the disc…
Practise the full question →Calculate the period of rotation of the small cog.
Practise the full question →The chain of the bicycle in (b) is moved onto a smaller cog fixed to the rear wheel. The speed of the bicycle does not change.…
Practise the full question →Calculate the angular speed of the rear wheel.
Practise the full question →Use the information in (b)(iii) to determine the angle through which the large cog rotates during one full rotation of the small…
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