Which requires the most torque to achieve the same angular acceleration about its center? Assume all objects have the same mass and radius.
Group of answer choices
A. A solid disk (I = 1/2MR^2)
B. A ring (I = MR^2)
C. A hollow sphere (I = 2/3MR^2)
We know that the torque is
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As you are know I ring >I hollow sphere >Isolid disc ..2
From equation 1 and 2
The ring requires most torque to achieve the same angular acceleration about its center so answer is (B).
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