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    Conservation of Angular Momentum. (Radius of stretching ) ^2 x Angular Frequency = const.

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    Why is the rotational inertia greater for a gymnast when she swings by her hands from a

    horizontal bar wit? Why is the rotational inertia greater for a gymnast when she swings by her hands from a horizontal bar with her body fully extended than when she executes a somersault with her body fully extended?

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    Conservation of Angular Momentum. (Radius of stretching ) ^2 x Angular Frequency = const.

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    Rotational Inertia = 1/2 M x r x r (half - M r squared)

    So If gymnast is extending her hands, the r (radius of rotation) increases which increases the inertia

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    Rotational Inertia = 1/2 M x r x r (half - M r squared)

    So If gymnast is extending her hands, the r (radius of rotation) increases which increases the inertia

 

 

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