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Skull Crusher-45 Class XI JEE (Adv) Physics

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Skull Crusher-45
for JEE (Advanced) - (Class XI)
Physics

Chapter Name : Oscillations


Topic Name : Simple Harmonic Motion

1. Consider two blocks of mass m and 2m which are connected by an ideal spring of spring constant k.
Complete arrangement is placed on smooth horizontal plane. At t = 0 velocities 3 m/s and 6 m/s are given
to m and 2m as shown in figure. If t = t1 and t = t2 is the first time instants (t1 & t2  0) when block of mass
m have maximum velocity and 2m have minimum velocity respectively then value of t1 − 2t2 will be equal
to

2m 2m
(1)  (2) 3
3k 3k

2m 2m
(3) 2 (4) 
3k k

2. Consider a ring of mass M = 1 kg and radius R which is connected to an inextensible string which passes
over a frictionless pulley. The other end of string is connected to upper end of a massless spring having
spring constant 2k (k = 25 N/cm). Ring can rotate in the vertical plane about hinge without any friction. If
horizontal position of ring is in equilibrium position then find time period of small oscillation of the ring

 3 
(1) T = s (2) T = 3 s
50 20

 
(3) T = 3 s (4) T = 3s
200 100

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3. A uniform plank of length  = 2R and mass M is balanced on a fixed hemisphere of radius R as shown in
fig. If the plank is tilted slightly from its equilibrium position and released, then time period for its small
R  1 
oscillation will be (Given = , g → acceleration due to gravity)
3g  2 

(1) 1 s (2) 2 s
(3) 3 s (4) 4 s
4. Two particles of mass m are constrained to move along two horizontal frictionless rails that make an angle
2 with respect to each other. They are connected by a spring with spring constant k. The frequency of
oscillations for the motion where the line joining two masses always stay on a line parallel to x-axis is

2k
(1)  = sin 
m

k
(2) = sin 
m

k
(3) = sin 
2m

k
(4)  = cos 
2m

5. A mass m is hung on an ideal massless spring. Another equal mass is connected to the other end of the
spring. The whole system is at rest. At t = 0, m is released and the system falls freely under gravity. Assume
that natural length of the spring is L0, its initial stretched length is L and the acceleration due to gravity is
g. What is distance between masses as function of time?

2k
(1) L0 + ( L − L0 ) cos t
m

2k
(2) L0 cos t
m

2k
(3) L0 sin t
m

2k
(4) L0 + ( L − L0 ) sin t
m

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6. A particle of mass m is suspended with the help of an ideal string from the ceiling of a car as shown in
figure. Initially the whole system is at rest. At time t = 0 the car starts accelerating towards right with uniform
acceleration a such that a < < g. Then choose the correct statement(s)

(1) The particle will execute simple harmonic motion with respect to car

3
(2) The particle will be at equilibrium position w.r.t car for the 2nd time at instant t =
2 a2 + g 2

(3) The maximum speed of the particle with respect to ground during subsequent motion will be

( g 2 + a2 ) 2 a
1
tan−1  
g

(4) The speed of the particle with respect to ground at the instant the string becomes vertical again for the

first time is a T where T = 2


a2 + g 2

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[ANSWERS KEY]
1. Answer (1)
2. Answer (4)
3. Answer (2)
4. Answer (1)
5. Answer (1)
6. Answer (1, 2, 4)

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[ANSWERS & SOLUTIONS]


1. Answer (1)
Let v0 be the velocity of C.O.M.
m  3 + 2m  6
So v 0 = = 5 m/s
3m
With respect to C.O.M. velocity of particles are shown in figure

Let d1, d2 be the initial distance of C.O.M. from mass m and 2m


So m1d1 = m2d2
 md1 = 2md2
d1 = 2d2
We can think the given system as two spring of natural length d1 and d2 as shown in figure

k(d1 + d2) = k1d1 = k2d2


k(d1 + d2) = k1d1
 d 
 k  d1 + 1  = k1d1
 2
3
 k1 = k
2
and k2d2 = k(3d2)
k2 = 3k
m 2m
So time period of mass m, T1 = 2 = 2
3 3k
k
2
2m
Time period of mass 2m, T2 = 2
3k
After half time period velocity of m will become maximum and 2m will become minimum
2m
So t1 = t 2 = 
2k

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2m
So | t1 – 2t 2 |= 
2k
2. Answer (4)

Let  be the angular displacement of ring so increase in extension in spring is 2R


so restoring torque on the ring.
R = (2kx) · 2R = 2k2R · 2R
R = 8R2k
As R = I

3
 MR 2· = 8R 2k 
2
16k
= 
3M

16k
 Angular frequency,  =
3M

3M 3 1
 T = 2 = 2
16k 16  2500


T = 3
100
3. Answer (2)
Let  be the angular displacement of rod from equilibrium position as shown

As  is very small
So x = R
Restoring torque about P, P = MgR

M 2
  = MgR 
12

12gR
 = 2

12gR
So Angular frequency,  = 2

2 2
T = = 2
 12gR

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 2R R
 T=  T = = 2 =2s
3Rg 3Rg 3g

4. Answer (1)
Let displacement of particle is x from their equilibrium position

d
sin  =
x
d = xsin
So extension in the spring = 2d
= 2xsin
Now FBD of particle

So restoring force, FR = 2kxsin · sin


FR = 2ksin2x

2k sin2 
 =
m

2k
= sin 
m
5. Answer (1)
Given system

Let extension in the spring is x


FBD of (1)

mg + kx
a1 =
m
FBD of (2)

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mg – kx
 a2 =
m
Acceleration of (2) w.r.t. (1)
a21 = a2 – a1
mg – kx mg + kx –2k
a21 = – = x
m m m
So w.r.t. (1) motion of (2) is S.H.M.
As initial velocity of both particle is zero so
Amplitude of oscillation, A = (L – L0)
So, separation between two particle,
d = L0 + Asin(t + )
2k
Here,  =
m
As at t = 0 particle is at extreme position

So  =
2
2k
So d = L0 + (L – L0 )cos t
m
6. Answer (1, 2, 4)
FBD of particle w.r.t. car

Let 0 be the angle of string with vertical in equilibrium position

Let T be tension in the string at this location


So Tcos0 = mg
Tsin0 = ma
a
 tan 0 =
g
and net force on particle other

than string force, F0 = (mg )2 + (ma )2

= m g 2 + a2
If we displace the particle by small amount from their equilibrium position then motion of particle will be
l
S.H.M. and time period of particle is given by, T .P. = 2
geff

F0
Here geff = = g 2 + a2
m

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l
 T.P. = 2
g + a2
2

g 2 + a2
Angular frequency,  =
l

Now

Let t2 be time instant when particle will be at equilibrium position 2nd time

3T
 t2 =
4

3 l
= 2
4 g + a2
2

3 l
t2 =
2 g 2 + a2

Let v1 be the speed of particle when string again become vertical first time
then v1 = aT + v P /C

Here v P /C velocity of particle w.r.t. car

For this location v P /C = 0

So v1 = aT
As velocity of car, vC = at
So speed of particle w.r.t. ground v p = | at + vP /C |

As | at | increases continuously

So option (3) is incorrect

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