Posted by Erin on Saturday, April 12, 2008 at 4:52pm.
The total moment of inertia with arms outstretched is:
I1 = Ibody + Iarms = 0.450 + (1/12) m L^2 = 0.450 + (1/12)*8.5*(1.8)^2 = 2.75 kg m^2
The total moment of inertia with arms rapped aound the body is:
I2 = Ibody + Iarms = 0.450 + m R^2 =
0.45 + 0.53 = 0.98 kg m^2
Use the conservation of angular momentum equation
I1*w1 = I2*w2 to get the final anglualr speed w2. It should increrase by about a factor of 3.
drwls thanks so much. your solution is absolutely right haha =) i got a similar qns to that of Erin too. and managed to solve it thanks to u.
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