A merry go round (a disk I=1/2MR^2, M=200 kg, R=2 m) rotates at 0.4 rad/s. A child with a mass of 60 kg is dropped onto the merry go round at a distance of 1.5 m from the axis of rotation. How fast is the child moving after it comes to turn with the merry go round? A) 0.16 m/s B) 0.30 m/s C) 0.45 m/s D) 0.66 m/s
Using conservation of the angular momentum
I1W1 =(I1+I2)W ....1
Here I1=MR2/2 =200*22/2=400 Kg m2 , I2 =mr2 =60*1.52 =135 kg m2 (Assume child is point particle.) ,W1 =0.4 rad/s
so put these value in equation 1
W=400*0.4/(400+135)
W=0.299 rad/s
V=Wr =0.299*1.5 =0.4485
V=0.45 m/s Answer (c)
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