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Find the torque acting on a rotating body, if it's angular momentum changes from 5 kgm²/s to 8 kgm/s in 4 seconds.

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Answered by Atlas99
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Given Information:

Find the torque acting on a rotating body, if it's angular momentum changes from 5 kgm²/s to 8 kgm/s in 4 seconds.

Solution:

We know that,

  • \sf{τ=\frac{\triangle\:L}{ \triangle \: T} } \\

Where,

  • L denotes distance
  • F denotes magnitude

  • \sf{ τ =  \frac{L_f - L_1}{T_f - T_1}} \\
  •  \sf{τ= \frac{8 - 5}{4 - 0}} \\
  •  \sf{ τ =  \frac{3}{4}} \\

Therefore, torque acting on a rotating body is 3/4Nm

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