3. A figure skater with an angular velocity of 30 rad/s decreases her moment of inertia by a factor of 3. What is her new angular velocity assuming a frictionless surface? (2 pts)
as friction is not present, total angular momentum will be conserved.
angular momentum=moment of inertia*angular speed
let initial moment of inertia=I
then final moment of inertia=I/3
if final angular speed is w rad/sec,
conserving angular momentum:
initial moment of inertia*initial angular speed=final moment of inertia*final angular speed
==>I*30=(I/3)*w
==>w=30*3=90 rad/sec
hence her new angular velocity is 90 rad/sec
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