The uniform 10-lb disk pivots about a well-lubricated axel at O. A 4-lb slender bar is rigidly fastened to the disk. If the resting disk is given the slightest of nudges from the position shown, the disk will rotate. What is the maximum angular velocity the disk achieves, and at what position will it be? 30° 8" 30°

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**Problem Statement:**

A uniform 10-lb disk pivots about a well-lubricated axle at point O. A 4-lb slender bar is rigidly fastened to the disk. If the resting disk is given the slightest of nudges from the position shown, the disk will rotate. The problem is to determine the maximum angular velocity the disk achieves and at what position it will be.

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The diagram shows a circular disk with an axle located at the center (point O). 
- There is an 8-inch slender bar attached horizontally across the diameter of the disk.
- The angle of deflection from the vertical on each side is 30 degrees.
- The setup suggests that the bar causes the disk to rotate upon being nudged.

Understanding such problems usually involves concepts of angular momentum, torque, and rotational kinematics to find the maximum angular velocity at a specific disk position.
Transcribed Image Text:**Problem Statement:** A uniform 10-lb disk pivots about a well-lubricated axle at point O. A 4-lb slender bar is rigidly fastened to the disk. If the resting disk is given the slightest of nudges from the position shown, the disk will rotate. The problem is to determine the maximum angular velocity the disk achieves and at what position it will be. **Graph/Diagram:** The diagram shows a circular disk with an axle located at the center (point O). - There is an 8-inch slender bar attached horizontally across the diameter of the disk. - The angle of deflection from the vertical on each side is 30 degrees. - The setup suggests that the bar causes the disk to rotate upon being nudged. Understanding such problems usually involves concepts of angular momentum, torque, and rotational kinematics to find the maximum angular velocity at a specific disk position.
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