Physics, asked by gauravnadar2509, 1 month ago

A swimmer while jumping into water from height easily forms a loop in the air so as to _____
1. decrease moment of inertia & increase angular speed
2. decrease moment of inertia & decrease angular speed
3. increase moment of inertia & increase angular speed
4. increase moment of inertia & decrease angular speed​

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Answered by nishantmohapatra1308
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Answer:

The Correct answer is 1. decrease moment of inertia & increase angular speed

Explanation:

by pulling his arms and legs in he decreases his moment of inertia, thereby increasing his angular velocity using the principle of conservation of angular momentum.

Answered by nirman95
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1. Decrease moment of inertia & increase angular speed.

But why ?

  • When a swimmer is diving , he/she does not experience any external torque. As a result, his angular momentum remains constant.

  • Angular momentum is a product of momentum of inertia and angular velocity.

 \boxed{L = I \times \omega = constant}

  • Hence, the swimmers brings his/her hands and feet closer to his body. This reduces the moment of Inertia.

  • When moment of inertia reduces, the angular velocity increases and the diver is able to make many turns.

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