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i want some information about gyroscopic precession and how does it works​

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Answered by XxMrsINVISIBLExX
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It refers to a principle of gyroscopes that states when a force is applied to a spinning object, the maximum reaction occurs approximately 90 degrees later in the direction of rotation. ... Since a helicopter's main rotor acts like a gyroscope, this principle applies to the rotor disc.

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Answered by mdshamimuddin2345
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Gyroscopic motion is the tendency of a rotating object to maintain the orientation of its rotation. A rotating object possesses angular momentum and this momentum must be conserved. The object will resist any change in its axis of rotation, as a change in orientation will result in a change in angular momentum.

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