13.2.7 Colliding Disks 2.7a Two disks with mass 150 g and radius 3 cm are on a frictionless air table. One is stationary and centered at the origin and the other approaches at 12 cm/s for a glancing collision. What is the angular momentum of the system around the origin before they collide in kg m²/s? Enter answer here O 14. 2.7b The disks collide and stick together. How fast does the combined object rotate in rad/s? Enter answer here

13.2.7 Colliding Disks 2.7a Two disks with mass 150 g and radius 3 cm are on a frictionless air table. One is stationary and centered at the origin and the other approaches at 12 cm/s for a glancing collision. What is the angular momentum of the system around the origin before they collide in kg m²/s? Enter answer here O 14. 2.7b The disks collide and stick together. How fast does the combined object rotate in rad/s? Enter answer here

University Physics Volume 1

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Chapter11: Angular Momentum

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