If a ballet dancer with weights in his arms, in a trial moves with an angular speed w and has a moment of inertia I, then by doubling the moment of inertia and reducing his angular speed by half, then the new kinetic energy rotation of the system with respect to the initial kinetic energy will be a) Four times b) The double c) Same d) Half

If a ballet dancer with weights in his arms, in a trial moves with an angular speed w and has a moment of inertia I, then by doubling the moment of inertia and reducing his angular speed by half, then the new kinetic energy rotation of the system with respect to the initial kinetic energy will be a) Four times b) The double c) Same d) Half

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