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What is an example of a rigid body rotating when one point is fixed and there are no net applied torques? And the fixed point is not the center of mass.
I considered a cone rolling without slipping on a flat plane is such an example; the apex is the fixed point, but is there a net applied torque? I think there is.
I considered a cone rolling without slipping on a flat plane is such an example; the apex is the fixed point, but is there a net applied torque? I think there is.
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