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A disk is rotating about a vertical axis of rotation without displacing. A child is initially at the center of the rotating disk. If the child walks to the edge of the disk, what values would change? (Select all that apply)
- angular velocity
- angular momentum
- rotational energy
- rotational inertia
- net external torque
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