It takes a good deal of effort to make homemade ice cream. (a) If the torque required toturn the handle on an ice cream maker is 4.5 N # m, how much work is expended on eachcomplete revolution of the handle? (b) How much power is required to turn the handle ifeach revolution is completed in 1.2 s?

It takes a good deal of effort to make homemade ice cream. (a) If the torque required toturn the handle on an ice cream maker is 4.5 N # m, how much work is expended on eachcomplete revolution of the handle? (b) How much power is required to turn the handle ifeach revolution is completed in 1.2 s?

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Chapter10: Fixed-axis Rotation

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It takes a good deal of effort to make homemade ice cream. (a) If the torque required to
turn the handle on an ice cream maker is 4.5 N # m, how much work is expended on each
complete revolution of the handle? (b) How much power is required to turn the handle if
each revolution is completed in 1.2 s?

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