In which of the following situations would the capacity to do work be greatest? Note: Omega is angular velocity, ^ is the symbol for power, eg ^2 means the variable is squared 01-10 kgm^2 omega = 2.5 rad/s Om = 20 kg h = 0.10 m 1 = 15 kgm^2 omega = 1 rad/s m = 15 kg v = 2 m/s 74°

In which of the following situations would the capacity to do work be greatest? Note: Omega is angular velocity, ^ is the symbol for power, eg ^2 means the variable is squared 01-10 kgm^2 omega = 2.5 rad/s Om = 20 kg h = 0.10 m 1 = 15 kgm^2 omega = 1 rad/s m = 15 kg v = 2 m/s 74°

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