A fan has four blades attached to a central shaft. The blades are lf = 17 cm long and each blade have a uniformly distributed mass of mf = 0.11 kg. The fan spins up from rest to an angular speed of ωf = 111 rad/s in tf = 0.85 s. Give an expression for the average torque τf that the fan’s motor exerts on the fan as it spins up. τ =
A fan has four blades attached to a central shaft. The blades are lf = 17 cm long and each blade have a uniformly distributed mass of mf = 0.11 kg. The fan spins up from rest to an angular speed of ωf = 111 rad/s in tf = 0.85 s. Give an expression for the average torque τf that the fan’s motor exerts on the fan as it spins up. τ =
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A fan has four blades attached to a central shaft. The blades are lf = 17 cm long and each blade have a uniformly distributed mass of mf = 0.11 kg. The fan spins up from rest to an angular speed of ωf = 111 rad/s in tf = 0.85 s.
Give an expression for the average torque τf that the fan’s motor exerts on the fan as it spins up.
τ =

Transcribed Image Text:The image displays a keypad layout with a combination of Greek letters and mathematical symbols on the left side and numbers with additional function keys on the right side.
### Left Section:
This section contains a grid of Greek letters and mathematical symbols organized in four rows and three columns:
1. **First Row:**
- α (alpha)
- β (beta)
- ΔL (change in length)
2. **Second Row:**
- ΔLf (final change in length)
- ωf (final angular velocity)
- θ (theta)
3. **Third Row:**
- d (distance)
- g (acceleration due to gravity)
- h (height)
4. **Fourth Row:**
- j (current density)
- k (thermal conductivity)
- m (mass)
5. **Fifth Row:**
- P (power)
- t (time)
- tf (final time)
### Right Section:
This section comprises a numeric keypad along with additional function keys:
- Numbers arranged in a typical keypad format:
- Top Row: 7, 8, 9, with "HOME"
- Second Row: 4, 5, 6, with an arrow pointing left
- Third Row: 1, 2, 3, with an arrow pointing right
- Bottom Row: plus (+), minus (-), 0, with "END"
- Additional Keys:
- Leftmost column includes:
- ( (open parenthesis), ) (close parenthesis)
- ↑ (up arrow), ↓ (down arrow)
- / (division), * (multiplication)
- √ (square root), O (possibly zero or symbol)
- Bottom right corner:
- BACKSPACE
- DEL (delete)
- CLEAR
This grid appears to serve as a mathematical input tool, likely intended for use in scientific or mathematical educational software for calculations or symbolic representations.
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