Class 11th

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(a) Density is given as ρ (x) = a (1+bx²)

Where a and b are constant and 0 $\le x\le 1$

Let b=0 ρ (x) = a= constant

Hence COM will be at x =0.5m

Putting b=0 ain above option only a gives this answer.

We should not check options by putting a=0 because $\rho =0$  for a=0

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(c) First the centre of mass of the system was on the dotted line and was shifted towards Q from the centre. When mass is removed it will be on the same line but shifed away from the centre and below 3^rd quadrant.

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(b) When the small piece Q is removed and glued to the centre of the plate . the mass closer to the z axis . hence moment of inertia decreases.

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(d) we know that angular acceleration $\alpha =\frac{dw}{dt}$ , given w=constant

where w is the angular velocity of the disc

$\alpha =\frac{dw}{dt}=\frac{0}{dt}=0$

Hence angular acceleration is zero.

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(b) The initial velocity is v_i = ve_y and after reflecting from the wall the final velocity is v_f= -ve_y. The trajectory is described as r= ye_y+ae_z.

hence the change in momentum is r $*m\left(v_f-v_i\right)=2mva{e}_x$  .

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(c) Centre of mass lies towards the part of system of higher mass. In the above diagram the lower part is heavier bigger mass is downward . So COM lies below diameter.

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(d) The bangle is in the form of ring. The centre of mass lies at the centre which is outside the body so C.O.M of bangle lies outside the circle.