Two ice skaters hold hands and rotate, making one revolution in 2.90 s. Their masses are...
Two ice skaters hold hands and rotate, making one revolution in
2.90 s. Their masses are 57.0 kg and 72.0
kg, and they are separated by 1.30 m.
Find the angular momentum of the system about their center of mass.
Answer in kg m^2/s. If the skaters pull towards each other and
decrease their separation to 0.80 m, what is the new
period of rotation about the center of mass?
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