An object rotating at 7.2 rev/s has a torque of 67 N*m applied to it. It stops at 3.8 s. The object's moment of inertia is?
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Given: Initial angular velocity, ωi = 7.2 rev/s Final angular velocity, ωf = 0 rev/s (since the object stops) Time taken, t = 3.8 s Using the formula: ωf = ωi + α*t 0 = 7.2 + α*3.8 α = -7.2/3.8 α = -1.89 rev/s^2 Show more…
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