A 43kg child stands on a spinning platform that has been well maintained(neglect friction in the axle). Initially the platform is spinning at 2.1 revs/s while the child's arms are extended outward(holding some weights). The child then pulls the weights back to close to their body. What is the final angular speed in revs/s of the platform? Assume that the child can be considered a cylinder with a diameter of 1.3m, spinning along its center axis and the weights are point masses (2kg each) that are initially 1.2m away from the center of the child. Assume that the weights are at the outer edge of the cylinder in the final moment.
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A 43kg child stands on a spinning platform that has been well maintained(neglect friction in the...
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A 35.2 kg child stands on a spinning platform that has been well maintained (neglect friction in the axle). Initially the platform is spinning at 1 rev/s while the child's arms are extended outward (holding some weights). The child then pulls the weights back to close to their body. What is the final angular speed in rev/s of the platform? Assume that the child can be considered a cylinder with a diameter of 1 m, spinning along its center axis...
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