To stretch pizza dough into a perfect shape a chef throws the dough spinning around its symmetry axis with a rotational speed of 0.42 rad/s. At the end of this process the pizza dough has a shape of a disk of radius r equal to 0.23 m and a mass of 0.34 kg. The pizza has a thicker circular rim of mass 0.16 kg. What is the total rotational inertia of the pizza dough? (Hint: the rim can be approximated as a circular ring) 0.0090 kg m² 0.013 kg m2 0.026 kg m² 0.017 kg m² 0.0071 kg m² Dough disk Circular dough rim

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To stretch pizza dough into a perfect shape a chef throws the dough spinning around
its symmetry axis with a rotational speed of 0.42 rad/s. At the end of this process the
pizza dough has a shape of a disk of radius r equal to 0.23 m and a mass of 0.34 kg.
The pizza has a thicker circular rim of mass 0.16 kg. What is the total rotational
inertia of the pizza dough? (Hint: the rim can be approximated as a circular ring)
0.0090 kg m²
0.013 kg m2
0.026 kg m²
0.017 kg m²
0.0071 kg m²
Dough
disk
Circular
dough rim
Transcribed Image Text:To stretch pizza dough into a perfect shape a chef throws the dough spinning around its symmetry axis with a rotational speed of 0.42 rad/s. At the end of this process the pizza dough has a shape of a disk of radius r equal to 0.23 m and a mass of 0.34 kg. The pizza has a thicker circular rim of mass 0.16 kg. What is the total rotational inertia of the pizza dough? (Hint: the rim can be approximated as a circular ring) 0.0090 kg m² 0.013 kg m2 0.026 kg m² 0.017 kg m² 0.0071 kg m² Dough disk Circular dough rim
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