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Physics, 05.05.2020 10:49 robert7248

In an experiment, a solid, uniform sphere is at rest on a horizontal surface. A net force is applied tangentially to the edge of the sphere that is the greatest horizontal distance away from the central axis of the sphere. The sphere begins to rotate from rest until the force is no longer applied after 3s. Frictional forces between the sphere and the horizontal surface are considered to be negligible. Which two of the following quantities, when used together, could a student measure to determine the change in angular momentum of the sphere from 0s to 3s.
a. Radius of the sphere
b. The volume of the sphere
c. Average angular acceleration of the sphere from 0 to 3s
d. Average net force exerted on the sphere from 0 to 3s

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