Asked by MM
Which of the following best describes the motion of a working gyroscope moving through space?
a. the gyroscope both translates and rotates
b. the gyroscope rotates, abut does not translate
c. the gyroscope neither translates nor rotates
d. the gyroscopes translates, but does not rotates
a. the gyroscope both translates and rotates
b. the gyroscope rotates, abut does not translate
c. the gyroscope neither translates nor rotates
d. the gyroscopes translates, but does not rotates
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Answered by
bobpursley
Newtons first law: if it is moving through space, it will continue to move as it was. If it was translating, it continues to do so. If it was rotating ("working') then it continues to rotate.
Now in "space", this does not consider external forces, such as Gravity, if gravity is acting, then it is more complicated.
Now in "space", this does not consider external forces, such as Gravity, if gravity is acting, then it is more complicated.
Answered by
crazyjew69
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Answered by
Hero442200
It translates and rotates.
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