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A pizza dough is thrown into the air, spinning. Originally, it has radius 22cm, mass 1.3kg,...

A pizza dough is thrown into the air, spinning. Originally, it has radius 22cm, mass 1.3kg, and velocity 50rpm. Coming down, it's radius is 26cm. Find its velocity.

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Mass of the pizza dough = M = 1.3 kg

Initial radius of the pizza dough = R1 = 22 cm = 0.22 m

Initial moment of inertia of the pizza dough = I1

I1 = MR12/2

Initial angular velocity of the pizza dough = 1 = 50 rpm

Converting the angular velocity to rad/s,

1 = 5.236 rad/s

New radius of the pizza dough = R2 = 26 cm = 0.26 m

New moment of inertia of the pizza dough = I2

I2 = MR22/2

New angular velocity of the pizza dough = 2

By conservation of angular momentum,

I11 = I22

(MR12/2)1 = (MR22/2)2

1R12 = 2R22

(5.236)(0.22)2 = 2(0.26)2

2 = 3.75 rad/s

Converting to revolutions per minute,

2 = 35.8 rpm

Angular velocity of the pizza dough when it's coming down = 35.8 rpm

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