A disk with a diameter of 0.08 m is spinning with a constant velocity about an...
A disk with a diameter of 0.08 m is spinning with a constant velocity about an axle perpendicular to the disk and running through its center.
At this same frequency, what is the period of rotation of this \"halfway point\"?
T =
How long does it take a point on the edge of the disk to travel 1 km?
T1000 =
Suppose we double the diameter of the disk. We still want the same 14 g acceleration at the outer edge. Let f2 be the number of revolutions per second needed to get that acceleration. What is the ratio R = f2/f, where f is your answer to part (a)? Answer according to the following key:
- 1 = 0.500
- 2 = 0.707
- 3 = 1.000
- 4 = 1.414
- 5 = 2.000
- 6 = none of the above
R =
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