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vinyl record that is 12 inches in diameter spins at a constant
frequency of 33...
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vinyl record that is 12 inches in diameter spins at a constant
frequency of 33...
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vinyl record that is 12 inches in diameter spins at a constant
frequency of 33 1/3 rpm. It can be modeled as a solid disk with
mass 225g. For the purpose of this problem we will assume there's
no torque on the record; no friction to slow it down or motor to
speed it up.
1) What is the angular momentum of the record? What is its
kinetic energy?
You place a nickel weighing 5.0 g on the very outer edge of
the record ( you can assume all its mass is at one point). The
penny has no angular momentum of its own prior to being placed on
the record.
2) What is the new angular velocity of the record? By what
fraction has the record's kinetic energy decreased?
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