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Physics, 01.07.2019 13:30 legendman27

A7.27- kilogram bowling ball is rotating at 15.2 revolutions per second. a bowling ball had a diameter of 21.6 centimeters. tom touches the spinning ball with his finger to stop the ball from rotating. how much torque is required to stop the rotation of the ball on 0.525 seconds?

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