A solid, uniform disc of mass M and radius R is able to rotate
without friction in the ve...
A solid, uniform disc of mass M and radius R is able to rotate
without friction in the vertical plane about a horizontal axis through
its center of mass. Two small but heavy point particles of mass m1
and m2, where m1 > m2, are fixed to the disc at the very edge on
each side. If the disc is allowed to freely rotate, what is the angular
acceleration α the moment it is released from this position? Be sure
to include the direction. For your diagram draw the relevant physical
quantities on the provided figure. Hint: How many different moments
of inertia do you need to consider?
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