### Understanding Rotational Dynamics#### Diagram DescriptionThe diagram shows a disk rotating on a vertical axis, with points labeled A and B along the axis of the disk. The disk is subjected to forces: pulling right at point A and pulling left at point B.#### Questions for Exploration1. **Torque Direction** *What is the direction of the torque acting on the disk?* Options: - Down - Out - Right - In - Left - Up *Submit Answer* Attempts Remaining: 22. **Angular Momentum Direction** *What is the direction of the initial angular momentum vector for the disk?* Options: - Right - Down - Out - Up - Left - In *Submit Answer* Attempts Remaining: 23. **Effect of Applied Torque** The applied torque causes the wheel’s axis (or angular momentum vector) to move. From the right view, *what is the direction of motion of the L vector?* Options: - Counter Clockwise (CCW) - Clockwise (CW) *Submit Answer* Attempts Remaining: 2Use this setup to explore the principles of torque and angular momentum in rotational dynamics. Consider the right-hand rule and other physics principles to determine the correct answers.

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Front View A disk is rotating on a vertical axis as shown in the figure. Answer the following questions if you pull right at A and pull left at B along the axis of the disk. What is the direction of the torque acting on the disk? down out O right O in O left O up Submit Answer Tries 0/2 What is the direction of the initial angular momentum vector for the disk? O right O down out up left O in Submit Answer Tries 0/2 The applied torque causes the wheel's axis (or angular momentum vector) to move. From the right view, what is the direction of motion of the L vector? counter clockwise (CCW) clockwise (CW)

Front View A disk is rotating on a vertical axis as shown in the figure. Answer the following questions if you pull right at A and pull left at B along the axis of the disk. What is the direction of the torque acting on the disk? down out O right O in O left O up Submit Answer Tries 0/2 What is the direction of the initial angular momentum vector for the disk? O right O down out up left O in Submit Answer Tries 0/2 The applied torque causes the wheel's axis (or angular momentum vector) to move. From the right view, what is the direction of motion of the L vector? counter clockwise (CCW) clockwise (CW)

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