inertia of I; = 2.34 kg.m² with her arms extended and of Ir with her arms close to her body. If the ratio of the skater'sfinal kinetic energy to her initial kinetic energy is = 6.45,Suppose an ice skater is spinning at wi = 5.03 rad/s with her arms extended. She has a moment of5.Kia) what is her final angular velocity wf after she pulls inher arms?b) What is her rotational inertia Iț with her arms close toher body?WiWfAnswers: a) 32.44 rad/s; b) 0.363 kgm?Note: Moments of inertia are based on reasonableassumptions about a 60.0 kg skater

initial angular speed of skater (ωi) = 5.03 rad/secmoment of inertia (Ii) = 2.34 kg-m2ratio of final…

inertia of I; = 2.34 kg.m² with her arms extended and of Ir with her arms close to her body. If the ratio of the skater's KL = 6.45, %3D Suppose an ice skater is spinning at wi = 5.03 rad/s with her arms extended. She has a moment of 5. final kinetic energy to her initial kinetic energy is Ki a) what is her final angular velocity w, after she pulls in her arms? b) What is her rotational inertia Iț with her arms close to her body? Wi Wf Answers: a) 32.44 rad/s; b) 0.363 kgm? Note: Moments of inertia are based on reasonable assumptions about a 60.0 kg skater

inertia of I; = 2.34 kg.m² with her arms extended and of Ir with her arms close to her body. If the ratio of the skater's KL = 6.45, %3D Suppose an ice skater is spinning at wi = 5.03 rad/s with her arms extended. She has a moment of 5. final kinetic energy to her initial kinetic energy is Ki a) what is her final angular velocity w, after she pulls in her arms? b) What is her rotational inertia Iț with her arms close to her body? Wi Wf Answers: a) 32.44 rad/s; b) 0.363 kgm? Note: Moments of inertia are based on reasonable assumptions about a 60.0 kg skater

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