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Centre of mass – The point through which the mass of an object is concentrated. Moment – A measure of the turning effect of a force on a rigid body. Coplanar – Acting in the same plane. Lamina – A 2D object whose thickness can be ignored. Uniform – Mass is distributed evenly. Density – Often denoted by ρ. In 2D, a measure of mass per unit area, units kg/m 2 In 3D, a measure of mass per unit volume, units kg/m 3 Terminology and Modelling x y x y a R b a x b y = f (x) f (x) } x y y x y y d d R c c x = u(y) u(y) } V x = πa b xy 2 dx where V = πa b y 2 dx V y = πc d yx 2 dy where V = πc d x 2 dy Volume of revolution 3D Composite body A composite solid body consists of a uniform cone capped by a uniform hemisphere. The total height of the solid is 4r cm, where r represents the common radius. The ratio of the density of the hemisphere to that of the cone is 3:1. The following results are not provided: Diagram Body Volume/ Curved Surface Area Height of COM above base Solid sphere, radius r 4 3 πr 3 r Solid hemisphere, radius r 2 3 πr 3 3 8 r Hollow hemisphere, radius r 2πr 2 1 2 r Solid cone or pyramid, height h, radius r 1 3 πr 2 h 1 4 h Hollow cone or pyramid, height h, radius r πrl (l is sloping height) 1 3 h Moments about vertical through vertex 3πr 3 ρ × h = πr 3 ρ × 9 4 r + 2πr 3 ρ × 27 8 r h = 3r 4r r Shape Mass Distance from Vertex 2 3 πr 3 × 3ρ (= 2πr 3 ρ) 3r + 3r 8 ( = 27 8 r ) 1 3 πr 2 × 3r × ρ (= πr 3 ρ) 3 4 (3r) = 9 4 r 4r r πr 3 ρ + 2πr 3 ρ (= 3πr 3 ρ) h h is the distance of the centre of mass vertically above the vertex of the cone. 3D Problems A level Further Maths 6.3 Moments and Centre of Mass From page 8 of the formula booklet. ACB is the diameter of a semi-circular lamina with centre C. A right-angled triangular lamina ADB is added as well as a particle at C to form a uniform lamina, as shown below. The particle at C has a mass equal to twice that of the semi-circle. B a 3a A D C Shape Area/mass Distance from AB Distance from AD 1 2 πa 2 ρ (–) 4a 3π a 3a 2 ρ a 2a 3 πa 2 ρ 0 a B a 3a A D C a 2 ρ ( 3 2 π + 3 ) x y Moments about AB Moments about AD a 2 ρ ( 3 2 π + 3 ) x = ( 1 2 πa 2 ρ ) ( 4a 3π ) + (3a 2 ρ)(a) x = 7 3 ( 3 2 π+ 3 ) a a 2 ρ ( 3 2 π + 3 ) y = ( 1 2 πa 2 ρ ) (a) + (3a 2 ρ) ( 2a 3 ) + (πa 2 ρ)(a) y = ( 3 2 π + 2 ) ( 3 2 π + 3 ) a 2D Problems Centres of Mass of Uniform Bodies Triangular lamina: 2 3 along median from vertex Semi circle: 4r 3π from straight edge along axis of symmetry Quarter circle: x = 4r 3π y = 4r 3π from vertex Suspension from a fixed point 3a a a x y (x, y) a – y 2a – x θ a – y x θ α y x θ α y 3a – x θ tan θ = a – y 2a x tan θ = y 3a – x tan θ = a – y x tan θ = y x tan a = x a – y tan a = x y

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Page 1: A level Further Maths - resource.download.wjec.co.uk

Centre of mass – The point through which the mass of an object is concentrated.

Moment – A measure of the turning effect of a force on a rigid body.

Coplanar – Acting in the same plane.

Lamina – A 2D object whose thickness can be ignored.

Uniform – Mass is distributed evenly.

Density – Often denoted by ρ. In 2D, a measure of mass per unit area, units kg/m2 In 3D, a measure of mass per unit volume, units kg/m3

Terminology and Modelling

x

y

x

y

aR

b a x b

y = f (x)

f (x)}x

y

y

x

y

y

d d

R

c c

x = u(y) u(y)}

V x = π∫a

bxy2dx where V = π∫a

by2dx V y = π∫c

dyx2dy where V = π∫c

dx2dy

Volume of revolution

3D Composite body

A composite solid body consists of a uniform cone capped by a uniform hemisphere. The total height of the solid is 4r cm, where r represents the common radius. The ratio of the density of the hemisphere to that of the cone is 3:1.

The following results are not provided:

Diagram BodyVolume/Curved

Surface Area

Height of COM above

base

Solid sphere, radius r

43 πr3 r

Solid hemisphere, radius r

23 πr3

38 r

Hollow hemisphere,

radius r2πr2

12 r

Solid cone or pyramid, height h,

radius r

13 πr2h

14 h

Hollow cone or pyramid, height h,

radius r

πrl(l is sloping

height)

13 h

Moments about vertical through vertex

3πr3ρ × h = πr3ρ × 94 r + 2πr3ρ ×

278 r

h = 3r

4rr

Shape Mass Distance from Vertex

23 πr3 × 3ρ(= 2πr3ρ)

3r + 3r8

(= 278 r)

13 πr2 × 3r × ρ

(= πr3ρ)

34 (3r) =

94 r

4rr πr3ρ + 2πr3 ρ

(= 3πr3ρ)h

h is the distance of the centre of mass vertically above the vertex of the cone.

3D Problems

A level Further Maths6.3 Moments and Centre of Mass

From page 8 of the formula booklet.

ACB is the diameter of a semi-circular lamina with centre C. A right-angled triangular lamina ADB is added as well as a particle at C to form a uniform lamina, as shown below. The particle at C has a mass equal to twice that of the semi-circle.

B

a

3aA D

C

Shape Area/mass Distance from AB

Distancefrom AD

12

πa2ρ (–)4a3π a

3a2ρ a2a3

πa2ρ 0 aB

a

3aA D

C a2ρ (32 π + 3) x y

Moments about AB Moments about AD

a2ρ (32 π + 3) x = (12 πa2ρ) (– 4a3π )

+ (3a2ρ)(a)

x = 7

3(32 π+ 3) a

a2ρ (32 π + 3) y = (12 πa2ρ) (a) + (3a2ρ) (2a3 )

+ (πa2ρ)(a)

y = (32 π + 2)(32 π + 3)

a

2D Problems Centres of Mass of Uniform Bodies

Triangular lamina: 23

along median from vertex

Semi circle: 4r3π

from straight edge

along axis of symmetry

Quarter circle: x = 4r3π

y = 4r3π

from vertex

Suspension from a fixed point

3a

a

a

xy

(x, y)a – y

2a – xθ a – y

α

y

α

y

3a – xθ

tan θ = a – y2a – x

tan θ = y

3a – x

tan θ = a – y

x

tan θ = yx

tan a = x

a – y

tan a = xy