Can you please answer number 3 1. Determine the moment of inertia of a 4-kg disk with 12-cm radius.2. Determine the moment of inertia of a 4-kg ring with a 10-cm inner radius and a 12-cm outerradius.Notice that even though both objects have the same mass and the same outer radius, they havedifferent moments of inertia because their shapes are different! The ring will resist more when we try tochange its angular velocity than the disk will.13. In this lab, there will be a mass, hanging from a string. The mass will be acceleratingdownwards. Draw the free-body diagram for this mass and find an expression for the tension Tin the string as a function of the mass m, the magnitude the acceleration a, and gravitationalacceleration g. Report your expression in question 3 of the main lab document.

A mass m is hanging on a string and accelerating downwards with magnitude a.

3. In this lab, there will be a mass, hanging from a string. The mass will be accelerating downwards. Draw the free-body diagram for this mass and find an expression for the tension T in the string as a function of the mass m, the magnitude of the acceleration a, and gravitational acceleration g. Report your expression in question 3 of the main lab document.

3. In this lab, there will be a mass, hanging from a string. The mass will be accelerating downwards. Draw the free-body diagram for this mass and find an expression for the tension T in the string as a function of the mass m, the magnitude of the acceleration a, and gravitational acceleration g. Report your expression in question 3 of the main lab document.

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ISBN:9781305952300

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Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

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