Can someone please help me to solve this question and all sub-parts. Please and thank you!!! 8. Work & EnergyThe Grinch is riding his bicycle and has an accident. The bicycles front wheel (mass 1.00kg and radius0.200m) comes off and rolls away down the street at 15.0 m/s. It eventually rolls through some thick mudcomes to a complete stop, and then falls over sideways in the mud. Assume the mass of the hub andspokes are insignificant.8.1 What Is the wheel's initial translational kinetic energy?8.2 What is the wheel's initial rotational kinetic energy?8.3 What is the wheel's initial gravitational potential energy?8.4 What is the wheel's final translational kinetic energy?8.5 What is the wheel's final rotational kinetic energy?8.6 What is the wheel's final gravitational potential energy?8.7 How much non-conservative work was done to the wheel?

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8.1 What is the wheel's initial translational kinetic energy? 8.2 What is the wheel's initial rotational kinetic energy? 8.3 What is the wheel's initial gravitational potential energy?

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Chapter8: Rotational Equilibrium And Rotational Dynamics

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