When a diver jumps from the spring bolt he curls his body arms and legs. Why?
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Conservation of angular momentum. There is this relationship that must be conserved as the diver does somersaults:
Angular Momentum = L * w
Suppose L is the length of the body, and w is how fast they are spinning. Since Angular Moment is conserved (it’s a constant), then if L goes down, w goes up. If w goes down, then L goes up.
So if they curl into a ball, L goes down, and they will spin faster.
Angular Momentum = L * w
Suppose L is the length of the body, and w is how fast they are spinning. Since Angular Moment is conserved (it’s a constant), then if L goes down, w goes up. If w goes down, then L goes up.
So if they curl into a ball, L goes down, and they will spin faster.
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