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mass = 2.2 kg d = 4.5 cm R = 2.25 cm w = 600 rpm w = 600 * 2π/60w = 62.83 rad/sec

Part A What is the magnitude of the angular momentum of the 2.20 kg , 4.50-cm-diameter rotating disk in the figure (Figure 1)? Figure < 1 of 1 kg m² /s Submit Request Answer Part B 600 грт What is its direction? O x direction O -x direction

Part A What is the magnitude of the angular momentum of the 2.20 kg , 4.50-cm-diameter rotating disk in the figure (Figure 1)? Figure < 1 of 1 kg m² /s Submit Request Answer Part B 600 грт What is its direction? O x direction O -x direction

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