Which requires the most torque to achieve the same angular acceleration about its center? Assume all...
Which requires the most torque to achieve the same angular acceleration about its center? Assume all objects have the same mass and radius.
Group of answer choices
A. A solid disk (I = 1/2MR^2)
B. A ring (I = MR^2)
C. A hollow sphere (I = 2/3MR^2)
Homework Answers
We know that the torque is
.
...1
As you are know I ring >I hollow sphere >Isolid disc ..2
From equation 1 and 2
The ring requires most torque to achieve the same angular acceleration about its center so answer is (B).
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