AP Physics C 2017

(Marvins-Underground-K-12) #1
object’s    rotational  inertia multiplied  by  its angular acceleration.

• To solve problems involving a massive pulley, make sure you draw a free-body diagram of the pulley.
Also, when a rope passes over a massive pulley, the tension in the rope on one side of the pulley won’t
be the same as the tension on the other side.


• The total kinetic energy of a rolling object is equal to the sum of its linear kinetic energy and its
rotational kinetic energy.


• Angular momentum in a closed system is conserved. An object doesn’t necessarily need to travel in a
circle to have angular momentum.

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