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A 40cmdiameter, 50cmtall, 15kghollow cylinder is placed on top of a 40cm-diameter, 30cm-tall, 100kgcylinder of solid aluminum, then the two are sent sliding across frictionless ice. The static and kinetic coefficients of friction between the cylinders are 0.45and 0.25, respectively. Air resistance cannot be neglected. What is the maximum speed the cylinders can have without the top cylinder sliding off?

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The maximum speed the cylinders can have without the top cylinder sliding off is 34 m/s.

Step by step solution

01

Given.

Mass of the top cylinder m1=15Kg

Mass of bottom cylinder m2=100Kg

Length of the top cylinder L1=50cm=0.5m

Length of the bottom cylinder L2=30cm=0.3m

Diameter of the top cylinder d=40cm=0.4m

Diameter of the bottom cylinder d=40cm=0.4m

The static friction coefficient between them =0.45

The kinetic friction coefficient between them =0.25

To determine the speed of the cylinders in order that the upper cylinder won't slip. For determining this we want to contemplate that the difference in drag forces on both the cylinder should not exceed the static friction between the cylinders as air resistance can't be neglected.

If drag force is high it'll push the upper cylinder as a result the cylinder will slip.

Also because the cylinders need to be moving together hence their velocities is the same: v1=v2Keeping this in mind we'll proceed as follow:

From diagram below

02

Static friction between them.

fs=μsnn=m1gfs=μsm1gFdrag1=12ρCA1v12C=1.1A!=2r1L1=2×0.2×0.5=0.2m2Fdrag1=12×1.3×1.1×0.2v2=0.143v2Fdrag2=12ρCA2v22A!=2r2L2=2×0.2×0.3=0.12m2Fdrag2=12×1.3×1.1×0.12v2=0.0858v2Fdrag1-Fdrag2=μsm1g(0.143-0.0858)v2=0.45×15×9.8v=66.150.0572=34m/s

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