
James D.
asked 11/17/21What is the net torque on the sphere as a function of time? (Use the following as necessary: t.)
The angular momentum of a sphere is given by L = (−4.50t3)
+ (5.60 − 1.90t2)
+ (6.75t)
, where L has units of kg · m2/s when t is in seconds.
τ = ? î + ? ĵ + ?
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Clark N. answered 11/23/21
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dL/dt = τ = -13.5t2i - 3.8tj + 6.75k
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