Physics, asked by humamaqayyum, 7 months ago

35. The angular momentum of a body changes
mrw
from 30 J-S to 43 J-S in 0.5 sec) The torque
acting on it is
a) 26N-m
b) 50N-m
c) 100N-m
d) 150N-m​

Answers

Answered by prkraju06
0

Answer:

The torque is basically the first derivative of angular momentum w.r.t time.

τ=

dt

dL

In this case just the final angular momentum, initial angular momentum and the time interval between them are given.

Thus we calculate τ as

4

4A

0

−A

0

=

4

3A

0

Answered by akulhabib11
1

Answer:

The torque is basically the first derivative of angular momentum w.r.t time.

τ=

dt

dL

In this case just the final angular momentum, initial angular momentum and the time interval between them are given.

Thus we calculate τ as

4

4A

0

−A

0

=

4

3A

0

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