Duely Cack
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1. A 75-g phonograph album of 30-cm diameter spins at 33.3 rpm. What is its kinetic energy?
The discussion revolves around calculating the kinetic energy of a rotating object, specifically a phonograph album with given mass and diameter, spinning at a specified rotational speed.
The discussion is ongoing, with participants sharing their thoughts on the appropriate formulas and concepts needed to approach the problem. There is an exploration of different interpretations regarding the application of kinetic energy formulas to rotational motion.
Participants are considering the moment of inertia and its implications for calculating rotational kinetic energy, indicating a need for clarity on these concepts. The original problem does not provide all necessary information for a complete solution.
Duely Cack said:1. A 75-g phonograph album of 30-cm diameter spins at 33.3 rpm. What is its kinetic energy?
Duely Cack said:well i think that Kinetic Energy is 1/2mv2so is it like that but instead of v you put in the 33.3 rpm. like 1/2(75)(33.3)2 maybe?