Part (c) Enter an expression for the angular speed of the carousel, in terms of the defined quantities.W = Problem 11: A merry-go-round at an amusement park consists of an outer ring of horsesand an inner ring of elephants.The ring of eight horses has a radius of r = 8.1 m. Each of the eight horses has a mass m, = 95 kg.The ring of four elephants has a radius of r. = 6.4 m and each of the four elephants has a mass m. =190 kg. The platform of the merry-go-round itself has a mass of m, = 1600 kg and a radius of r, =10.7 m.At it's operating speed, the merry-go-round makes one revolution every t= 11 s.

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Part (c) Enter an expression for the angular speed of the carousel, in terms of the defined quantities.
W =

Problem 11: A merry-go-round at an amusement park consists of an outer ring of horses
and an inner ring of elephants.
The ring of eight horses has a radius of r = 8.1 m. Each of the eight horses has a mass m, = 95 kg.
The ring of four elephants has a radius of r. = 6.4 m and each of the four elephants has a mass m. =
190 kg. The platform of the merry-go-round itself has a mass of m, = 1600 kg and a radius of r, =
10.7 m.
At it's operating speed, the merry-go-round makes one revolution every t= 11 s.

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