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如图所示,一条长为L的细线上端固定在O点,下端系一个质量为m的小球,将它置于一个很大的方向水平向右的匀强电场中,已知小球在B点时平衡,细线与竖直线的夹角为45°,求:

(1)现将小球提至某一位置悬线伸直,试通过计算说明此时悬线与竖直方向夹角应为多大,才能使小球由静止释放后运动至最低点时,小球速度恰好为零?

(2)当细线与竖直方向成45°角时,至少要给小球一个多大的速度,才能使小球做完整的圆周运动?(结果可保留根号)

答案

(1)小球静止在B点时,根据平衡条件得

    mgsin45°=Fcos45°

得到,电场力F=mg

从释放点到最低点过程,根据动能定理得

   mgL(1-cosα)-FLsinα=0

 得到,sinα+cosα=1

解得,α=90°

(2)设当小球运动到关于B对称的A点时,临界速度为vA.根据牛顿第二定律得

 Fsin45°+mgsin45°=m

v2A
L

解得,vA=

2gL

由A到B过程,根据动能定理得

mg2Lcos45°+F2Lsin45°=

1
2
m
v2B
-
1
2
m
v2A

解得,vB=

5
2gL

答:

(1)悬线与竖直方向夹角应为90°,才能使小球由静止释放后运动至最低点时,小球速度恰好为零.

(2)当细线与竖直方向成45°角时,至少要给小球一个

5
2gL
的速度,才能使小球做完整的圆周运动.

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