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A merry-go-round with 5 m radius is rotating around its vertical axis with a rate of 0.30 rev/s. A 90 kg man jump on to the merry-go-round and he lands and remains at a distance of 3 m from the axis of rotation. If the moment of inertia of the merry-go-round is 10,000
kgm2, find the new rate of rotation after the person has landed.
Given:
"r=5\\:\\rm m"
"n=30\\:\\rm rev\/s"
"I=10000\\:\\rm kg\\cdot m^2"
"m=90\\;\\rm kg"
"d=3\\:\\rm m"
The law of conservation of angular momentum says
"In=I'n'""I'=I+md^2"
Hence
"n'=\\frac{I}{I+md^2}n=\\frac{10000}{10000+90*3^2}*30=28\\:\\rm rev\/s"
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