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This is a rotational inertia lab. using the given data, answer:1. theoretically, how should the slopes of all subsequent trials compare to one with the

This is a rotational inertia lab. using the given data, answer:1. theoretically, how should the slopes of all subsequent trials compare to one with the platter only?2. name the primary sources of error in this experiment and state which way (too high or too low) it would tend to throw off the results for experimental "I" values obtained with this method.Explain 3) derive eqn 5 from equations 1-4.

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Radius of the pulley R= 20 mm = 0:02 KJ M Mass of hanging mass ( )= 1509 = 0.15 kg Trial Hanging Man Acceleration/ Rotational Previa pulley platter 0.0806 M / S L 0:00724 KOM 2 pulley platter + solid disk 0:0405 M/1L 0'01 45 K9. ML pulley platter+ thick ling 0:05 8 M / SL 010101 KPML pulley platter + rect bal 0:054 M / SL 0 0106 KG ML Table- 2: abject dimensions and Masses. Value Solid disk : May ( Midst ) 0 87 64 18 Radics ( R ) 0:125 m m Thick Ring : Mass ( Mring ) 0' 7172 Kg anny Radia (9) 0.1069 9 m outer Radius (b ) 0. 12736 m Rectangular bal: Mass ( Mba) 0 . 69 9 kg Length ( 1 ) 0. 225 M width (w ) 0:05 M Table-3: Comparison - Experimental , theoretical. Description Expuimetal Interia theoretical Interia / error . Disk alone 0:00 7 26 KPM 2 0:00 684 19m 2 0 042 4 . Ring alone 0.002 86 KPm2 0 009 92 kgm2 Bal alone 0.00336 kpm ? 0.00 309 kepm 2 0 0271

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