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Question 2 part 1 -Time rate of change in an angular displacement is called? Hint: part...

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part 1

-Time rate of change in an angular displacement is called? Hint:

part 2

-What are the two types of acceleration in a Rigid-Body Rotation?

part 3

-What depends on a body’s mass and how the mass is distributed?

part 4

-When the moment of inertia is very large, what does this mean about the rotational kinetic energy of a rigid body?

part 5

-Lever Arm or moment arm, Line of Action are taken into consideration when trying to determine what?

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