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A top with radius 20 cm, mass $S kg as astring around the edgeuame ri e reasonably approximated as a solid cylinder. The top is held in place as the string is pulld. The string applies a force of 16 N tangential to the edge for 3 s. a) What is the torque the string applies to the top? (1 pt) yes s k b) What is the moment of inertia of the top? (1 pt) c) What is the angular acceleration (in radians per s3) of the top? (1 pt) d) What is the angular velocity (in radians per s) of the top after 3 s? (1 pt) e) What is the angular momentum of the top after the string is pulled? (1 pt) D What is the kinetic energy of the top after the string is pulled? (1 pt)
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