For this question consider a spherical shell that has a radius R = 2.91 m, and a mass M = 0.85 kg. A force of magnitude F=10.5 N is applied tangentially at the end of the shell. How many radians will this shell complete in a timet = 2.4 s assuming that the initial velocity is zero. Write down the numerical value only (no units) rounded off to 2 decimal places.

For this question consider a spherical shell that has a radius R = 2.91 m, and a mass M = 0.85 kg. A force of magnitude F=10.5 N is applied tangentially at the end of the shell. How many radians will this shell complete in a timet = 2.4 s assuming that the initial velocity is zero. Write down the numerical value only (no units) rounded off to 2 decimal places.

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Chapter10: Fixed-axis Rotation

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