Physics, 25.07.2020 20:01, brodtfamily4

(9) A dancer spins at 72rpm about an axis through the center with arms outstretched. The dancer mass=90kg, model the head as a uniform sphere r=8.0cm Model the trunk and legs as uniform solid cylinder r=12.0cm, arms as slender rods L=60.0cm. On the average the head=7%, both arms together=13% and trunk and legs=80% of body mass. Find the K. E. of the dancer note: arms are I around an axis for slender rod: 1/3ML^2 each arm note2: Moments of Inertia are summable, i. e. I total = I1 + I2 + I 3 +...

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(9) A dancer spins at 72rpm about an axis through the center with arms outstretched. The dancer mass...