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To have the maximum effect in increasing the angular momentum of a potter's wheel, where should you apply a force with your hand?

To have the maximum effect in increasing the angular momentum of a potter's wheel, where should you apply a force with your hand?
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To have the maximum effect in increasing the angular momentum of a potter's wheel, where should you apply a force with your hand?

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"You should apply a force with your hand as close to the axis of rotation as possible."
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