Question 13 An ice skater starts to spin with an angular velocity of 2 rotations per second, when she moves her arms close together her angular inertia goes down by a factor of 5, how fast would she rotate then? O 2/5 rotations per second O 5 rotations per second O 5/2 rotations per second O 10 rotations per second

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An ice skater starts to spin with an angular velocity of 2 rotations per second, when she moves her arms close together her angular inertia goes down by a factor of 5, how fast would she rotate then?
O 2/5 rotations per second
O 5 rotations per second
O 5/2 rotations per second
O 10 rotations per second
Question 14
What is the tangential velocity of a ladybug that is 20 cm from the center of a turntable rotating at 5 radians per second?
Hint: Watch the units
O 4 m/s
O 1 m/s
O 100 m/s
O 0.04 m/s
Question 15
What is the magnitude of the centripetal force keeping the ladybug of the above problem in circular motion?
Use 2x10-5 kg for her mass.
Hint: Watch the units
O 1x104 N
O 1x107 N
2x10 3 N
O 1x105 N
Transcribed Image Text:Question 13 An ice skater starts to spin with an angular velocity of 2 rotations per second, when she moves her arms close together her angular inertia goes down by a factor of 5, how fast would she rotate then? O 2/5 rotations per second O 5 rotations per second O 5/2 rotations per second O 10 rotations per second Question 14 What is the tangential velocity of a ladybug that is 20 cm from the center of a turntable rotating at 5 radians per second? Hint: Watch the units O 4 m/s O 1 m/s O 100 m/s O 0.04 m/s Question 15 What is the magnitude of the centripetal force keeping the ladybug of the above problem in circular motion? Use 2x10-5 kg for her mass. Hint: Watch the units O 1x104 N O 1x107 N 2x10 3 N O 1x105 N
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