15 rad/s in time t= 8s. The moment of inertia of the disk I= 6 kgm?. (a) Calculate the magnitude of torque. (b) If the same torque is now applied to another disk of time (t =8s), will it attain higher, lower, or same angular velocity? Explain. mass but larger radius, for the same

15 rad/s in time t= 8s. The moment of inertia of the disk I= 6 kgm?. (a) Calculate the magnitude of torque. (b) If the same torque is now applied to another disk of time (t =8s), will it attain higher, lower, or same angular velocity? Explain. mass but larger radius, for the same

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a torque is applied to a stationary disk, accelerating it to an angular v of 15rad/s in t=8s

15 rad/s in time t= 8s. The moment of inertia of the disk I= 6 kgm?.
(a) Calculate the magnitude of torque.
(b) If the same torque is now applied to another disk of
time (t =8s), will it attain higher, lower, or same angular velocity? Explain.
mass but larger radius, for the same

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