Pls help ASAP. Pls show all work and circle the final answers pls. Please select all that are correctSelect one or more:a. Spiral motion happens when both tangential and radial velocities are nonzerob. Rotational and translational kinematic equations are so similar only because Physicists do not like remembering new equationsС.When a car is moving, the angular velocity and angular acceleration vectors of a wheel are parallel or antiparallel to the axle of that wheeld. Equation "s=r•theta" is true whether theta is expressed in radians or degreesIt is possible to apply two torques on a rotating bodyе.f.When a moon orbits a planet in a perfect circle and never changes its speed, it experiences no accelerationg. Angular acceleration and tangential acceleration both have the same units because they are both accelerationsh. When two grandpas are riding a merry-go-round, the grandpa sitting closer to the center is less likely to lose his toupee because his speed relative to air issmaller

a Linear tangential speed depends on the distance from the center. So, spiral motion happens when…

Please select all that are correct Select one or more: a. Spiral motion happens when both tangential and radial velocities are nonzero b. Rotational and translational kinematic equations are so similar only because Physicists do not like remembering new equations C. When a car is moving, the angular velocity and angular acceleration vectors of a wheel are parallel or antiparallel to the axle of that wheel O d. Equation "s=r•theta" is true whether theta is expressed in radians or degrees e. It is possible to apply two torques on a rotating body f. When a moon orbits a planet in a perfect circle and never changes its speed, it experiences no acceleration g. Angular acceleration and tangential acceleration both have the same units because they are both accelerations h. When two grandpas are riding a merry-go-round, the grandpa sitting closer to the center is less likely to lose his toupee because his speed relative to air is smaller

Please select all that are correct Select one or more: a. Spiral motion happens when both tangential and radial velocities are nonzero b. Rotational and translational kinematic equations are so similar only because Physicists do not like remembering new equations C. When a car is moving, the angular velocity and angular acceleration vectors of a wheel are parallel or antiparallel to the axle of that wheel O d. Equation "s=r•theta" is true whether theta is expressed in radians or degrees e. It is possible to apply two torques on a rotating body f. When a moon orbits a planet in a perfect circle and never changes its speed, it experiences no acceleration g. Angular acceleration and tangential acceleration both have the same units because they are both accelerations h. When two grandpas are riding a merry-go-round, the grandpa sitting closer to the center is less likely to lose his toupee because his speed relative to air is smaller

Physics for Scientists and Engineers: Foundations and Connections

1st Edition

ISBN:9781133939146

Author:Katz, Debora M.

Publisher:Katz, Debora M.

Chapter12: Rotation I: Kinematics And Dynamics

Section: Chapter Questions

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