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Author:Raymond A. Serway, Chris Vuille
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Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors
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Is my work correct? The main question asks for the rotational inertia of the slab on disk
The videos below show a view from above of a non-uniform object (a rectangular slab with objects placed on it) dropped onto a platform rotating on a low-friction bearing. The mass of the rotating disk is 2.85 kg. Notice that there are multiple trials. Select the trial with the number that is closest to your birth month. Notice that there are multiple trials. Select the trial with the number that is closest to your birth month. SPEED Normal TRIAL Change 1 1. Make measurements and calculations to determine the rotational inertia of the slab (including the objects on the slab). Explain your process and results below. BIU E E E E Score: 0/5 2. Describe the major assumptions you made during your process. BIU E E E E Score: 0/5 3. Do you think the actual value of the rotational inertia of the slab (with the objects on it) is more likely to be greater than your value, or less than your value? Support your assertion. BIU E E E
Transcribed Image Text:The videos below show a view from above of a non-uniform object (a rectangular slab with objects placed on it) dropped onto a platform rotating on a low-friction bearing. The mass of the rotating disk is 2.85 kg. Notice that there are multiple trials. Select the trial with the number that is closest to your birth month. Notice that there are multiple trials. Select the trial with the number that is closest to your birth month. SPEED Normal TRIAL Change 1 1. Make measurements and calculations to determine the rotational inertia of the slab (including the objects on the slab). Explain your process and results below. BIU E E E E Score: 0/5 2. Describe the major assumptions you made during your process. BIU E E E E Score: 0/5 3. Do you think the actual value of the rotational inertia of the slab (with the objects on it) is more likely to be greater than your value, or less than your value? Support your assertion. BIU E E E
e lassumed that the disk is symmetric , mas5 i S uniformally dis tributed, (3 The uoJue or rotational inerta or the slabis Probobly greater than the value I got because the slob with the obiects caused omeg a t of rotating disk to f decrease, Aut for it tode that it hod to be heavy enough. I slob = I dis* 1biect, + I onject2 R-30.0cm-20n' Ta 1,40s Arial 7 System: Disk + 3lab with objects rordiongdisk 2.6sk," Wo of slobiso Of dis ki 32/7 1.405 4,48716 18 of both = 21 1.25833 = 4,99= B radrs* I'mg + angu lay imppulse =l, I pisk Wpisk,o (2.85) Co.3)413711 red = 5 (Ismbit4C2.8516y (Islab= 0,23392 kgm? ò i 1282 kym Disk =b (2185) (o.32"
Transcribed Image Text:e lassumed that the disk is symmetric , mas5 i S uniformally dis tributed, (3 The uoJue or rotational inerta or the slabis Probobly greater than the value I got because the slob with the obiects caused omeg a t of rotating disk to f decrease, Aut for it tode that it hod to be heavy enough. I slob = I dis* 1biect, + I onject2 R-30.0cm-20n' Ta 1,40s Arial 7 System: Disk + 3lab with objects rordiongdisk 2.6sk," Wo of slobiso Of dis ki 32/7 1.405 4,48716 18 of both = 21 1.25833 = 4,99= B radrs* I'mg + angu lay imppulse =l, I pisk Wpisk,o (2.85) Co.3)413711 red = 5 (Ismbit4C2.8516y (Islab= 0,23392 kgm? ò i 1282 kym Disk =b (2185) (o.32"
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