QUESTION 1 A system consists of two rotating disks with 11-400 lbm-in2 and 12 = 100 lbm-in2 Initially, Disk 1 is rotating at 2000 rpm and Disk 2 is rotating at 500 rpm. A clutch between the two disks is engaged such that the two disks are eventually rotating as a single unit. What is the final rotation speed of the system in rpm? OA 1.7×103 OB.1.9×103 OC 22×103 OD.2.8*103 OE. None of the above

QUESTION 1 A system consists of two rotating disks with 11-400 lbm-in2 and 12 = 100 lbm-in2 Initially, Disk 1 is rotating at 2000 rpm and Disk 2 is rotating at 500 rpm. A clutch between the two disks is engaged such that the two disks are eventually rotating as a single unit. What is the final rotation speed of the system in rpm? OA 1.7×103 OB.1.9×103 OC 22×103 OD.2.8*103 OE. None of the above

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