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Physics, 22.07.2020 22:01 mlandon922

Suppose you sit on a rotating piano stool and hold a 2kg mass in each outstreched hand. If without your arms relative to your body you now drop these masses, a) your angular velocity remains unchanged
b) your angular velocity increases
c) your angular velocity decreases but your kinetic energy increases.
d) your kinetic energy and angular velocity increases.

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