A skater spins about a fixed point on the ice. She begins with her arms extended and an initial angular velocity wo . She then pulls her arms in to her body. After her arms are pulled to her body, she spins with an angular veloci final ,cof . Throughout the time she is spinning, no external forces are acting in the horizontal plane. How do the magnitudes of the initial and final angular velocities compare?

A skater spins about a fixed point on the ice. She begins with her arms extended and an initial angular velocity wo . She then pulls her arms in to her body. After her arms are pulled to her body, she spins with an angular veloci final ,cof . Throughout the time she is spinning, no external forces are acting in the horizontal plane. How do the magnitudes of the initial and final angular velocities compare?

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Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

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