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| d┴ between the axis and the force |
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| reluctance of an object to change its state of rotation |
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| Fd┴, rotational analog of force |
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| Product of rotational inertia and rotational velocity: L = Iw |
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| rotational speed w plus direction of motion, clockwise or counterclockwise |
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Give the symbol for:
Angular momentum |
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Give the symbol for:
Rotational velocity |
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Give the symbol for:
Torque |
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Give the symbol for:
Rotational Inertia |
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Give the symbol for:
Linear Momentum |
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Give the units for:
Angular momentum |
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| L = Iw = cmr2w = kg m2 rev/sec |
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Give the units for:
Rotational inertia |
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| Give the units for: Linear momentum |
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Give the units for:
Torque or Moment |
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| Give the equation for: Torque or Moment |
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| Give the equation for: Linear momentum |
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| Give the equation for: Law of conservation of angular momentum |
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| The law of inertia is: A body in motion tends to stay in motion. What is the law of inertia for rotation? |
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| Rotating objects tend to stay rotating |
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