- A wheel is spinning with angular velocity ω=8rad/s. We drop a second identical ring exactly on top of the first. The two rings get stuck and start spinning together with a new angular velocity. How much is this angular velocity?
Let moment of inertia of each wheel = I
Therefore initial angular momentum of wheel = I×w
= 8I
Now , when another identical ring is dropped, total moment of inertia of system= I+I
= 2I
Using conservation of angular momentum
8I = 2I ×w_1
w_1 = 4 rad/sec
Therefore, new angular velocity of the system = 4 rad/sec
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