What is a uniform paper collar in relation to rotation of rigid bodies?

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A "uniform paper collar" refers to a thin-walled hollow cylinder, particularly in the context of a frustum of a cone. The discussion revolves around a problem involving a frustum with specific dimensions and the need to find the center of mass of the collar fitted to its curved surface. Participants suggest that understanding the context of the problem is crucial for accurately interpreting the term. The conversation also touches on the broader topic of rotation of rigid bodies, indicating that this is a related area of difficulty for some users. Clarifying the definition and context of the uniform paper collar is essential for solving the exercise effectively.
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Hello ,
I've come across a phrase that i don't understand while doing an exercise in this chapter . What's the meaning of a 'uniform paper collar' Please explain to me =) Cheers mate
 
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My best guess is that a paper collar is, well a collar made from paper. A thin walled hollow cylinder, but that's just my opinion :smile:
 
What's the context?
 
so .. according to you hoot ... uniform paper collar = hollow cylinder ?
 
garyljc said:
so .. according to you hoot ... uniform paper collar = hollow cylinder ?
That's my best guess, but perhaps it may be improved if we know the context as office suggests, could you post the entire question?
 
alright
Here goes :
The radii of the plane faces of the frustum of a cone are 2 cm and 3 cm and the distance between the faces is 5 cm . A uniforum paper collar is fited to the curved surface of the frustum. Find the distance of the centre of mass of the paper collar from the centre of the larger plane face of the frustum .

sorry for the late reply
 
Hi, It seems that you had already an idea on rotation of rigid bodies. Can you please share those to me? I have a big problem regarding that as of now currently...
 
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