Answer:
1.4*10^6 J
Step-by-step explanation:
Given that
Length of the propeller, l = 2.18 m
Mass of the propeller, m = 97 kg
Speed of the propeller, w = 2600 rpm
The formula for finding rotational Kinetic energy, K is = ½Iw²
Where, I is the moment of Inertia, and is given as 1/12 * m * l²
I = 1/12 * 97 * 2.18²
I = 8.083 * 4.7524
I = 38.41 kgm²
w = 2600 rpm, converting to rad/s, we have
w = 2600 * 2π rad/s
w = 272.31 rad/s
Now, Kinetic Energy, K is
K = ½Iw²
K = ½ * 38.41 * 272.31²
K = 19.205 * 74152.7361
K = 1424103.3 J
K = 1.4 MJ or 1.4*10^6 J
Thus, the rotational Kinetic Energy is 1.4*10^6 J