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    This document discusses fluid mechanics concepts related to a spinning cone. It contains the following key points: - A cone with an angle of 20 degrees is spinning with a constant angular velocity in a fluid medium. - The document defines concepts like geometric plate and discusses equations for calculating forces on small elements of the cone's surface based on its angle and angular velocity. - Formulas are provided for calculating torque on the cone from fluid forces as well as its dynamic stability based on center of pressure.

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    This document discusses fluid mechanics concepts related to a spinning cone. It contains the following key points: - A cone with an angle of 20 degrees is spinning with a constant angular velocity in a fluid medium. - The document defines concepts like geometric plate and discusses equations for calculating forces on small elements of the cone's surface based on its angle and angular velocity. - Formulas are provided for calculating torque on the cone from fluid forces as well as its dynamic stability based on center of pressure.

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    This document discusses fluid mechanics concepts related to a spinning cone. It contains the following key points: - A cone with an angle of 20 degrees is spinning with a constant angular velocity in a fluid medium. - The document defines concepts like geometric plate and discusses equations for calculating forces on small elements of the cone's surface based on its angle and angular velocity. - Formulas are provided for calculating torque on the cone from fluid forces as well as its dynamic stability based on center of pressure.

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