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A spherical object (with non-uniform density) of mass 16 kg and radius 0.22 m rolls along a horizontal surface at a constant linear speed without slipping. The moment of inertia of the object about a diameter is 0.59 M R2 . The object’s rotational kinetic energy about its own center is what fraction of the object’s total kinetic energy

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Answer:

Kr = 0.7618K

Step-by-step explanation:

Suppose that the object's velocity is V, then his kinetic energy is:

K =
(mv^(2) )/(2)

K =
((16)v^(2) )/(2)

K = 8
v^(2)

The rotational kinetic energy is

Kr =
(Iw^(2) )/(2)

where I: The moment of inertia

ω: angular velocity

Kr =
((0.59)w^(2) )/(2)

Kr = 0.295
w^(2)

How the movement is without slipping, then

ω =
(v)/(r)

ω =
(v)/(0.22)

Thus

Kr =
(0.295v^(2) )/(0.22^(2) )

Kr = 6.095
v^(2)

8
v^(2) ----> 1

6.095
v^(2)----->?

Kr = 0.7618K

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