In the rotational motion experiment, a student wanted to measure the moment of inertia I of a disc, If he found out that the torque acting on the disc to be 2.7 N.m and the angular acceleration to be 21.01 rad/s?, find the moment of inertia ( in units of kg. m²) of the disc. Select one: O A. 0.129 O B. 0.231 Oc. 0.090 D. 0.064 O E. 0.193

In the rotational motion experiment, a student wanted to measure the moment of inertia I of a disc, If he found out that the torque acting on the disc to be 2.7 N.m and the angular acceleration to be 21.01 rad/s?, find the moment of inertia ( in units of kg. m²) of the disc. Select one: O A. 0.129 O B. 0.231 Oc. 0.090 D. 0.064 O E. 0.193

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Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

Section: Chapter Questions

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