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Finding Angular speed and momentum
Oh my god yes that helps I didn't understand they were the same I thought that they were different thank you so much.- artsim2011
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Finding Angular speed and momentum
Homework Statement The problem: A merry-go-round has a radius of 1.40m and a mass of 125kg. You may consider the merry-go-round to be a solid disk. A 60.0kg student stands on the outer edge of the merry-go-round, 1.40m from the center(the axis of rotation). It takes 3.00s for the...- artsim2011
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- Angular Angular speed Momentum Speed
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Unwinding a Light String from a Spool
Thanks for the help that you gave me, but we ended up going over the problem in class. The solution: We took the equation for torque for rotational and translational motion and put it together. I would explain the math, but I really don't completely understand it all. Starting equation is torque...- artsim2011
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Unwinding a Light String from a Spool
Okay I get what your saying about the relationship between the movement of the string and the movement of the spool. What I still don't understand is using Newtons laws or the angular acceleration equation. The equation for Newton's law is F=ma and changes to T=I X alpha. The acceleration...- artsim2011
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Unwinding a Light String from a Spool
I try and make it more clear sorry about that. The Question from the homework: A light string 4.00m long is wrapped around a solid cylindrical spool with a radius of 0.075m and a mass of 0.500kg. A 5.00kg mass is then attached to the free end of the string, causing the string to unwind from the...- artsim2011
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Unwinding a Light String from a Spool
Homework Statement A light string 4.00m long is wrapped around a solid cylindrical spool with a radius of 0.075m and a mass of 0.500kg. A 5.00kg mass is then attached to the free end of the string, causing the string to unwind from the spool. Homework Equations I know I have to use the...- artsim2011
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- Light String
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help