Two 25 kg children are sitting on a merry-go-round that is rotating at 0.10 rad/s. If one child is 1.0 m from the center and the other is 1.5 m from the center, what is their combined angular momentum
According to given data,
The angular momentum is,
L=moment of Inertia * angular velocity
L=I*w=(mr²)*w
So , the moment of Inertia of one child,
I1=m(r1)²
I1=25*(1)²=25 kg m²
And moment of Inertia of other child,
I2=m(r2)²
I2=25*(1.5)² =56.25 kg m²
Now, combined angular momentum,
L=total moment of Inertia *angular velocity
L=(I1+I2)*w
L=(25+56.25)*0.10=81.25*0.10
L=8.125 kg m²/s
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