6.2 Conservation Laws in Rotational Motion

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  • What is angular momentum conserved when no external torques act on a system?
    Total angular momentum remains constant
  • Angular momentum and linear momentum are both measures of motion but describe different aspects of it.

    True
  • In which scenario is conservation of angular momentum applied in rotating systems?
    Spinning figure skater
  • The equation for conservation of rotational kinetic energy is K_initial = K_final
  • Angular momentum is conserved unless external torques act on the system.
  • Applying conservation laws in rotational motion can help solve problems related to rotating systems.

    True
  • External torques are torques applied from outside the system
  • A spinning figure skater increases their spin rate by pulling their arms inward.
  • Angular momentum is related to linear momentum through the formula: Angular Momentum = Radius x Linear Momentum.
    True
  • The equation for conservation of angular momentum is L_initial = L_final
  • Angular momentum is conserved in a system when no external torques are applied.
  • Conservation of rotational kinetic energy states that the total rotational kinetic energy of a system remains constant unless external work is done on it.
    True
  • When is rotational kinetic energy conserved in a system?
    No external work is done
  • What happens to angular momentum when no external torques act on a system?
    Total angular momentum remains constant
  • What are the factors that affect angular momentum?
    Mass, rotational speed, radius
  • The equation for conservation of angular momentum is L_initial = L_final
  • The formula for linear momentum is p = mv
  • What is an example of angular momentum conservation in real life?
    A spinning top
  • The direction of angular momentum is a vector in the direction of motion
    False
  • Match the condition with its description:
    Closed System ↔️ Isolated from external influences
    No External Torques ↔️ No torques applied from outside
  • What is the equation for conservation of angular momentum?
    Linitial=L_{initial} =Lfinal L_{final}
  • Match the feature with its corresponding type of momentum:
    Formula: L=L =Iω I\omega ↔️ Angular Momentum
    Formula: p=p =mv mv ↔️ Linear Momentum
  • What does a closed system in conservation of angular momentum mean?
    No external forces
  • The principle of conservation of angular momentum is derived from the conservation of linear momentum.

    True
  • Under what conditions is rotational kinetic energy conserved?
    No external torques do work
  • What does the conservation of rotational kinetic energy state?
    KE remains constant
  • What does KErotinitialKE_{rot initial} represent in the conservation of rotational kinetic energy equation?

    Initial rotational KE
  • Why does a spinning top with an initial KE of 500 joules eventually slow down?
    Friction
  • The equation for conservation of angular momentum is Linitial=L_{initial} =Lfinal L_{final}
  • A figure skater spinning faster when they pull their arms inward demonstrates conservation of angular momentum.

    True
  • What two conditions are required for angular momentum to be conserved in a system?
    Closed system, no external torques
  • In rotating systems, angular momentum depends only on mass and rotational speed.
    False
  • The conservation of rotational kinetic energy states that in a closed system with no external torques, the total rotational kinetic energy remains constant.
  • Angular velocity is the rate at which an object rotates
  • Factors affecting angular momentum in order of their impact:
    1️⃣ Mass
    2️⃣ Rotational Speed
    3️⃣ Radius of Rotation
  • Higher mass increases angular momentum
  • What is the equation for conservation of angular momentum?
    Linitial=L_{initial} =Lfinal L_{final}
  • Angular momentum is related to linear momentum through the formula: Angular Momentum = Radius x Linear Momentum
  • The formula for angular momentum is L=L =Iω I\omega, where II is the moment of inertia and ω\omega is the angular velocity
  • Conditions required for angular momentum to be conserved
    1️⃣ The system is a closed system
    2️⃣ No external torques are applied