When a diver goes from a layout position to a somersault position, what changes are made...
When a diver goes from a layout position to a somersault position, what changes are made to the moment of inertia and angular velocity?
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From the law of conservation of angular momentum.
I×w= constant which means that is moment of inertia increases than angular velocity will decreases and vice versa.
So from layout position to somersault position moment of inertia decreases and from conservation law angular velocity increases.
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