Asked by Jessica
What is the angular momentum (in kilogram-meter^2/second) of a 300.0 g ball rotating on the end of a string in a circle of radius 1.87 m at an angular speed of 1.50 rad/s? Is there certain equations to find angular momentum for different shapes?
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drwls
Treat the ball as a point mass, since it is at the end of a striking much larger than the sphere.
The angular momentum is
M V R = M R^2 w
Where w is the angular velocity
The angular momentum is
M V R = M R^2 w
Where w is the angular velocity
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