The discussion revolves around calculating angular acceleration using torque and moment of inertia. Participants are examining the relationship between torque and angular acceleration in the context of rotational dynamics.
The discussion is ongoing, with multiple participants sharing their calculations and questioning the correctness of their answers. There is no clear consensus on the final solution, and participants are exploring different interpretations of the problem.
Participants are considering the implications of significant figures in their calculations and questioning whether this might affect the accuracy of their results. There is also a mention of differing final solutions among participants.
Maybe too many significant figures in the answer? I get the same answer as you.robax25 said:Homework Statement:: Angular acceleration calculation
Relevant Equations:: T=I.α
Torque=225 Ncm
Torque=α*0.35 kg.cm²
α=225Ncm/0.35kg.cm²
=225 kg.m/s²*cm/0.35kg.cm²
=225*100/.35s²
=64285.7/s²
but the answer is wrong
What was different in the final solution?robax25 said:I get the solution.