Rotation in AP Physics C: Mechanics
Which quantity measures how much an object resists change in its rotational speed?
Given that rolling friction can be considered negligible, what would happen to rotational kinetic energy when an initially rolling cylinder transitions onto a surface with double coefficient of static friction but still rolls without slipping?
If you push on a door at its edge with the same force as pushing at its middle, where would the door rotate faster?
A figure skater pulls her arms inward during a spin; what happens to her rotational speed?
How might one design an experiment that tests for variations in kinetic energy due specifically to changes in an object's moment of inertia while maintaining constant linear velocity?
What happens maximum angular velocity spinning disk before breaks apart assuming uniform density throughout entire object?
If a solid disk and a hollow cylinder are released from rest at the top of an inclined plane, which object reaches the bottom first assuming no slippage occurs?
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What unit is used to measure impulse in the International System of Units (SI)?
Which quantity measures an object’s resistance to changes in rotational motion?
Which variable remains constant for a rigid body rotating around a fixed axis without any outside torques applied?