Torque and Rotational Inertia

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Rotational Equilibrium

a state where an object has a net torque of zero, meaning there is no tendency for it to rotate and it is either at rest or spinning at a constant angular velocity

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Translational equilibrium

an object is experiencing no net force acting on it, resulting in either a stationary state or a constant velocity motion

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static equilibrium

a state where an object is completely at rest, meaning it has no motion, because all the forces acting on it are perfectly balanced, resulting in a net force of zero

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Torque

a twisting force that causes an object to rotate around an axis

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what is the basic equation for torque

τ = F r sin(θ)

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Where should the fulcrum be placed on a seesaw that has two people with different weights to make it balanced

Closer to the heavier person

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what is the general equation to find moment of inertia

I = ∑(m* r^2)

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If the mass of the object stays the same and the radius is tripled, how is the moment of ineria affected?

the moment of inertia will increase by a factor of nine

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If the radius of an object stays the same and the mass is tripled, how is the moment of inertia affected?

the moment of inertia of the object will also triple

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