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A casino roulette wheel is set spinning with an initial angular speed of 15 rad/s. The ball is set spinning in the opposite direction with a constant angular speed of 20 rad/s as the
"00" passed by. If friction makes the wheel slow down with an angular acceleration of 5 rad/s^2, How many times does the ball pass by the "00" after 3 seconds? ( Ignore the slowing down of the ball due to friction. )


thx so much... could somebody help me to solve this quesion?
 
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[tex]\omega_b=15 rad/s[/tex]

[tex]\omega_r=(20-5t)rad/s[/tex]

Now imagine,you're sitting on the roulette.You'll see that roulette is not moving.And ball is moving with velocity

[tex]v'=\omega'R=(\omega_b+\omega_r)R[/tex]
 
thx , i still don't quite understand.

azatkgz said:
[tex]\omega_b=15 rad/s[/tex]

[tex]\omega_r=(20-5t)rad/s[/tex]

Now imagine,you're sitting on the roulette.You'll see that roulette is not moving.And ball is moving with velocity

[tex]v'=\omega'R=(\omega_b+\omega_r)R[/tex]


you wrote the angular speed for the ball is 15 rad/s, but the question says the wheel is 15 rad/s , is something wrong.

in your last step, how can we find the R, since R is unknown.

finally, please tell me how many times the ball passes by "00", now, i am so confused..


thx
 
Ok.

[tex]\omega_b=20 rad/s[/tex]

[tex]\omega_r=(15-5t) rad/s[/tex]

as I said that

[tex]\omega'R=(\omega_r+\omega_b)R[/tex]

we just eliminate R

[tex]\omega'=\omega_r+\omega_b[/tex]


Original formula is [tex]d\theta=\omega dt[/tex]
so we use this formula

[tex]d\theta=\omega'dt=(20+15-5t)dt[/tex]

after integrating
[tex]\theta=20t+15t-\frac{5t^2}{2}=20\times 3+15\times 3-\frac{5\times 3^2}{2}=82.5 rad[/tex]
[tex]2\pi[/tex] is one cycle,so it passes

[tex]N=\frac{82.5}{2\pi}=13[/tex] times
 
thx so much

azatkgz said:
Ok.

[tex]\omega_b=20 rad/s[/tex]

[tex]\omega_r=(15-5t) rad/s[/tex]

as I said that

[tex]\omega'R=(\omega_r+\omega_b)R[/tex]

we just eliminate R

[tex]\omega'=\omega_r+\omega_b[/tex]


Original formula is [tex]d\theta=\omega dt[/tex]
so we use this formula

[tex]d\theta=\omega'dt=(20+15-5t)dt[/tex]

after integrating
[tex]\theta=20t+15t-\frac{5t^2}{2}=20\times 3+15\times 3-\frac{5\times 3^2}{2}=82.5 rad[/tex]
[tex]2\pi[/tex] is one cycle,so it passes

[tex]N=\frac{82.5}{2\pi}=13[/tex] times

THank YOU, YOu are so smart...