Notes to a video lecture on http://www.unizor.com
Kinematics Problems 2
Problem 1
A gear consists of two toothed wheels connected to each other as on this picture:
The size of the teeth is negligible relative to the size of the wheels.
A bigger wheel rotates around fixed point O, has radius R and angular speed ω.
A smaller wheel rotates around fixed point A and has radius r.
Wheels are locked by their teeth, so the rotation of a bigger wheel forces the rotation of a smaller one.
What is the angular speed of rotation of a smaller wheel?
Answer:
R·ω/r
Problem 2
Assume a frame of reference with Z-axis along the Earth's axis and
XY-plane containing an equator, but fixed relative to stars, so the
Earth rotates in this frame around Z-axis.
Also assume that the Earth is an ideal sphere of a radius
What is a magnitude v of a vector of velocity (linear speed) of a point on the surface of the Earth on the latitude of φ=60°?
Answer:
v = 2πR·cos(φ)/T ≅
≅ 838 km/hour ≅ 233 m/sec.
Problem 3
Assume a frame of reference is attached to the Earth with Z-axis along the Earth's axis and XY-plane containing an equator.
Also assume that the Earth is an ideal sphere of a radius
A plane flies at altitude
A passenger who always looks through a window sees the Sun at exactly the same position all the time.
What is the latitude φ, above which the plane is flying?
Answer:
cos(φ) = (v·T)/[2π·(R+H)] ≅
≅ 0.536310
φ ≅ 1.00473725 rad ≅
≅ 57.5672°.
Problem 4
Two hands on the clock coincide at noon.
How long will it take for them to coincide again?
Answer:
12/11 hour.
Problem 5
A river flows along a straight line with constant flow with both banks parallel to each other. The width of a river is S.
A boat goes from one river bank to another, maintaining a course
perpendicular to a river, with a speed twice the speed of the river
flow.
How far down the river the flow will take the boat from a point directly opposite to a starting point of a boat?
Answer:
S/2.
Problem 6
There are two cars on XY-plane with Cartesian coordinates.
Car #1 at moment t=0 is at position (A,0) on the X-axis, where
Both cars go along their respective axes towards the origin of coordinates with speeds u for car #1 and v for car #2.
At what moment in time tmin the distance between the cars will be minimal?
Answer:
tmin = (A·u + B·v)/(u² + v²).
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