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In a system where the moment of inertia increases, what happens to the angular acceleration if the applied torque remains constant?

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Rotational dynamics

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In a system where the moment of inertia increases, what happens to the angular acceleration if the applied torque remains constant?.

  1. A.Angular acceleration increases.
  2. B.Angular acceleration decreases.
  3. C.Angular acceleration remains the same.
  4. D.Angular acceleration becomes zero.

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  • Angular acceleration decreases.

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According to the relationship τ = Iα, if torque is constant and moment of inertia increases, angular acceleration must decrease since they are inversely proportional.

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