The user of this water jet adjusts the water's flow and velocity so that the vertically downward linear momentum on the left is mv = 11 kg m/s² while on the right it is m,v, = 34 kg·m/s². Each jet is located horizontally 36 cm from the centre of rotation (shown as > ). The water that flows in (Qin) passes directly through the center of rotation. Moments are measured as positive counter clockwise (+ve CCW). Determine the rate of change in angular momentum of the system about the center of rotation. The sign of your answer is important but no units are required in your answer. mar mrvr Qin Vin

The user of this water jet adjusts the water's flow and velocity so that the vertically downward linear momentum on the left is mv = 11 kg m/s² while on the right it is m,v, = 34 kg·m/s². Each jet is located horizontally 36 cm from the centre of rotation (shown as > ). The water that flows in (Qin) passes directly through the center of rotation. Moments are measured as positive counter clockwise (+ve CCW). Determine the rate of change in angular momentum of the system about the center of rotation. The sign of your answer is important but no units are required in your answer. mar mrvr Qin Vin

College Physics

11th Edition

ISBN:9781305952300

Author:Raymond A. Serway, Chris Vuille

Publisher:Raymond A. Serway, Chris Vuille

Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

Section: Chapter Questions

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