4. The vector of Rotational Velocity points along a direction parallel to the axis of rotation, and perpendicular to the rotational plane. (T/F?)

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4. The vector of Rotational Velocity points along a direction parallel to
the axis of rotation, and perpendicular to the rotational plane. (T/F?)
5. In an elastic collision, such as when a new tennis ball hits a tennis
racket, energy is conserved. (T/F?)
6. In an closed/open system, energy is conserved.(Y/N?) (pick one answer
only)
7. Mass is a scalar quantity. (D /F?)
Transcribed Image Text:4. The vector of Rotational Velocity points along a direction parallel to the axis of rotation, and perpendicular to the rotational plane. (T/F?) 5. In an elastic collision, such as when a new tennis ball hits a tennis racket, energy is conserved. (T/F?) 6. In an closed/open system, energy is conserved.(Y/N?) (pick one answer only) 7. Mass is a scalar quantity. (D /F?)
Choose only1 answer, and indicate your answer clearly to the left of the
question by the number, so that I can easily pick out which answer goes to
which question
Note: you do not need to justify your answer with additional work
(though I would not mind...)
1. An object moving in a circle of constant radius is under a constant
inward (centripetal) acceleration to maintain its path around the center.
(T/F?)
2. Which one of the following four statements is true?
A) The linear velocity of an object moving in a circle of constant radius
always = 0.
B) Angular velocity is a scalar.
C) The linear velocity of an object moving in a circle of constant radius
has no relation to the angular velocity of the same object.
D) The radial acceleration of an object moving in a circle of constant
radius is related to the square of the angular velocity.
3. Moment of Inertia for Rotational Kinetic Energy corresponds to Mass
for force. (T/F?)
Transcribed Image Text:Choose only1 answer, and indicate your answer clearly to the left of the question by the number, so that I can easily pick out which answer goes to which question Note: you do not need to justify your answer with additional work (though I would not mind...) 1. An object moving in a circle of constant radius is under a constant inward (centripetal) acceleration to maintain its path around the center. (T/F?) 2. Which one of the following four statements is true? A) The linear velocity of an object moving in a circle of constant radius always = 0. B) Angular velocity is a scalar. C) The linear velocity of an object moving in a circle of constant radius has no relation to the angular velocity of the same object. D) The radial acceleration of an object moving in a circle of constant radius is related to the square of the angular velocity. 3. Moment of Inertia for Rotational Kinetic Energy corresponds to Mass for force. (T/F?)
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