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    How Does Impact Affect Angular Momentum and Velocity in a Rotating Disk System?

    Homework Statement A rotating uniform-density disk of radius 0.6 m is mounted in the vertical plane. The axle is held up by supports that are not shown, and the disk is free to rotate on the nearly frictionless axle. The disk has mass 5.8 kg. A lump of clay with mass 0.5 kg falls and sticks to...
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    Young's modulus of titanium alloy wire from stretching data

    would -264308724.8 be correct or should it be positive
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    Young's modulus of titanium alloy wire from stretching data

    ok i redid my calculations again and got -264308724.8 N/m^2
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    Young's modulus of titanium alloy wire from stretching data

    i converted it to meters because everything we do is always in meters
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    Young's modulus of titanium alloy wire from stretching data

    no its in meters because its supposed to be in meters. i got 12021839.34 N/m and it was wrong
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    Young's modulus of titanium alloy wire from stretching data

    it didn't work with those numbers idk what to do anymore but thank you
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    Young's modulus of titanium alloy wire from stretching data

    So i redid it and got Ao= .01539 and the force should be -950.6
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    Young's modulus of titanium alloy wire from stretching data

    To find Ao i converted cm to m and then divided it by 2 to get the radius then used the area of a circle formula and the force would be gravity
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    Young's modulus of titanium alloy wire from stretching data

    Ao= 0.9079 I know force= m*a and I know that m is 97 but i don't know a
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    Finding interatomic spring stiffness in tungsten from macroscopic elongation

    nevermind it said that was wrong no matter which way I tried :(
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    Young's modulus of titanium alloy wire from stretching data

    okay so i know that Lo= 2.9m and delta_L= 0.0149m but I'm not sure how to get F and Ao
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    Young's modulus of titanium alloy wire from stretching data

    young's modulus is stress/ strain which is (F*Lo)/(Ao*delta_L) I do not know how to get the numbers and I don't understand how they relate to interatomic stiffness