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Hey guys, I'm curious, does MCAT usually throw in rotational kinetic energy.
I had a question where it says In the experiment (the wheel is allowed to rotate) and asks how the work of the initial translational energy compares to the work required to stop the wheel
The answer was that it is = to it.
I put it is less than it because You are using energy to stop both the rotational and kinetic energy,
Do I have crappy reasoning here lol
I had a question where it says In the experiment (the wheel is allowed to rotate) and asks how the work of the initial translational energy compares to the work required to stop the wheel
The answer was that it is = to it.
I put it is less than it because You are using energy to stop both the rotational and kinetic energy,
Do I have crappy reasoning here lol