17. The surface of a solid ball is glued to one end of a rod and the rod is rotated about an axis through the other end of the rod and perpendicular to it. The ball's mass is 4.00 kg. its radius is 2.00 m. The rod's mass is 6.00 kg and its length is 3.00 m. What is the moment of inertia of the system (taking into account the ball's size)? a. 124 b. 60 c. 118 d. 54 e. 80
17. The surface of a solid ball is glued to one end of a rod and the rod is rotated about an axis through the other end of the rod and perpendicular to it. The ball's mass is 4.00 kg. its radius is 2.00 m. The rod's mass is 6.00 kg and its length is 3.00 m. What is the moment of inertia of the system (taking into account the ball's size)? a. 124 b. 60 c. 118 d. 54 e. 80
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Circular motion: a =
Fast - ma;
Weight: F=mg, ;
g= 9.8 m/s';
Pavr=
At
1
Kinetic energy: K =-m v²;
Potential energy: U- mgy
E = E
E = U+K
Rotational motion:
17. The surface of a solid ball is glued to one end of a rod and the rod is rotated about an
1 rev = 2n rad;
- o'r;
v= or;
a =a r;
a, =
axis through the other end of the rod and perpendicular to it. The ball's mass is 4.00 kg
its radius is 2.00 m. The rod's mass is 6.00 kg and its length is 3.00 m. What is the
moment of inertia of the system (taking into account the ball's size)?
O - Do + at;
e = o t+ at?;
20a = o? - m,
K=
T-rx F;
T=rFsing;
a. 124
b. 60
Στ-Ια:
c. 118
mR?
I point mass- mr
Idisk
d. 54
e. 80
Ihoop = mR?
Irodicenter)
mL?
Irodiend) =
-mR?
mR?
Ihell-
P dw
dt
I = Icom + MD?
W
Pavr =
At
work: W=t 0;
W =
Rolling:
Veom = Ro
K=
T-f.R
Famax = H,Fn
Incline: F= mgsino F mgcos0
Angular momentum:
Lpoint mass - m rxv
L= mrvsin 0;
L =m (r,v, - r,va)k
L= lo
m,x1 +m2x2
m, +m,
miy1 +m2y2
m1 +m2
L = L
I o =I 202
com =
Y com =
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