U Texas Physics Rotational Motion

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Students are seeking the answer key for the U Texas physics homework on rotational motion due to a lack of instruction on the topic. They express urgency as the assignment is due soon and they feel unprepared for an upcoming test. Some users suggest asking specific questions instead of requesting the entire answer sheet. A former UT-Austin student offers to help but emphasizes the need for targeted questions. The discussion highlights the pressure students face when unprepared for assessments.
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This is not a traditional homework question:

Anyone familiar with the the U texas homework will understand:

Does anyone have the answer key to the utexas physics homework on rotational motion?
Our teacher hasn't taught us anything on rotation. We are desperate to know how to do these problems for our test next week. Please if anyone has the answers let me know and hopefully you can help an entire physics class pass their exam and send us the pdf.
 
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Maybe you should just ask a question about the problems you need help working, rather than ask for the answer sheet. I graduated from UT-Austin a few years back and I might be able to help you, but I need a specific question, not just a general request for an answer sheet.
 
The problem is that its due tomorrow night and none of us have a clue how to do it, we are in school all day, so time is pressured.
 
Gee, I guess that's tough then.
 
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