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20. My Notes Ask Your A disk of mass M is spinning freely at 6.03 rad/s when a second identical disk, initially not spinning,
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Use conservation of angular momentum to find the required angular speed as shown below. Since all the discs are identical, their moment of inertia will be same.MR2 mommtumy foo conservation of angular L f Li Iwi 6.03 ads wi 3-015 s b) fon consesvation of angular mommtumy L f Li (I+I +***********************************************************************************************
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