(a) Yes/No Is kinetic energy conserved? Is mechanical energy conserved? Is translational momentum conserved? Is rotational momentum conserved? (b) Calculate the rotational speed of the system after the collision. (Hint: Lparticle = rmv)
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the right. The clay collides with the mass and sticks to it. The system is
free to rotate in a vertical plane (ignore friction)
(a) Yes/No
Is kinetic energy conserved?
Is mechanical energy conserved?
Is translational momentum conserved?
Is rotational momentum conserved?
(b) Calculate the rotational speed of the system after the collision. (Hint: Lparticle = rmv)
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