A 410kg hoop with a radius of 2.29m rolls along a horizontal floor so that the hoops center of mass has a speed of 0.15m/s. Its 1. rotational inertia is kg.m², 2. rotational kinetic energy is 3. linear kinetic energy 4. total kinetic energy and the 5. work done to stop it is J.

A 410kg hoop with a radius of 2.29m rolls along a horizontal floor so that the hoops center of mass has a speed of 0.15m/s. Its 1. rotational inertia is kg.m², 2. rotational kinetic energy is 3. linear kinetic energy 4. total kinetic energy and the 5. work done to stop it is J.

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Chapter11: Angular Momentum

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A 410kg hoop with a radius of
2.29m rolls along a horizontal
floor so that the hoops center of
mass has a speed of 0.15m/s. Its
1. rotational inertia is
kg.m²,
2. rotational kinetic energy is
3. linear kinetic energy
4. total kinetic energy
and the
5. work done to stop it is

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