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A solid disk of moment of inertia 0.563 kg m is spinning about its center of mass at a rate of 10.5 rad/s on top of a frictionless table surface, An identical disk that is not rotating is carefully placed on top of the rotating one, such that their centers coincide. If there is no external force and no loss of mechanical energy, how fast will the two-disk system rotate? O 5.25 rad/s O 10.5 rad/s O 21.0 rad/s O 5.91 rad/s

A solid disk of moment of inertia 0.563 kg m is spinning about its center of mass at a rate of 10.5 rad/s on top of a frictionless table surface, An identical disk that is not rotating is carefully placed on top of the rotating one, such that their centers coincide. If there is no external force and no loss of mechanical energy, how fast will the two-disk system rotate? O 5.25 rad/s O 10.5 rad/s O 21.0 rad/s O 5.91 rad/s

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A solid disk of moment of inertia 0.563 kg m2 is spinning about its center of mass at a rate of 10.5 rad/s on top of a frictionless table surface. An identical disk that is not rotating is carefully placed on top of the rotating one, such that their centers coincide. If there is no external force and no loss of mechanical energy, how fast will the two-disk system rotate? 5.25 rad/s O 10.5 rad/s O 21.0 rad/s O 5.91 rad/s
Transcribed Image Text:A solid disk of moment of inertia 0.563 kg m2 is spinning about its center of mass at a rate of 10.5 rad/s on top of a frictionless table surface. An identical disk that is not rotating is carefully placed on top of the rotating one, such that their centers coincide. If there is no external force and no loss of mechanical energy, how fast will the two-disk system rotate? 5.25 rad/s O 10.5 rad/s O 21.0 rad/s O 5.91 rad/s
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