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1 if a net torque is applied to a system,
then that system will experience
angular?
4 change in omega divided by the time
to make the change is the way to
calculate
7 this quantity determines how much an
object RESISTS a CHANGE in
rotation....another name for rotational
laziness
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2 if the torque counterclockwise is
equivalent to the torque clockwise
then the system is balanced and the
system is in
3 if you rotate clockwise your angular
displacement is considered to be
5 if you are spinning counterclockwise
your angular velocity is
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8 this athlete utilizes conservation of
angular momentum to increase their
angular velocity as they spin by pulling
their arms inward
10 if you multiply the omega times the
radius from the axis point that will
allow you to calculate the _____of the
object moving in the circle
12 the greek letter which represents
angular displacement
14 total angle displacement divided by
the time needed to make the change
19 if you add omega final plus omega
initial and divide by 2 you can
calculate what?
20 how many radians is the angular
displacement of an object which has
completed only one revolution
21 if you multiply the applied force times
the distance from the pivot to the
applied force times the sine of the
angle of the tail you can determine the
____ applied
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6 a piece of pie is traditionally one-sixth
of a pie and it is equivalent to just
about _____
7 moment of inertia is related to two
quantities....one is the radius of the
object and what other quantity
determines moment of inertia
9 the mass of an object acts like it is
concentrated at its NBP or....another
way to say that is
10 if you start two objects at the top of
the incline and release them from
rest, the one that reaches the bottom
first had the ______moment of inertia
11 the symbol which represents angular
velocity kind of looks like a cursive
lower case "w" but it really is the greek
letter
13 L represents moment of inertia times
omega but what is it called
15 this is the greek letter that represents
angular acceleration
16 if no net torque is applied to a closed
system, the total angular momentum
in the system remains constant...this is
also called ______ of angular
momentum
17 the unit used to measure torque
18 In a closed system to which no net
torque is applied, if the mass doubles
then the resulting angular velocity will
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