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If the angular speed of a rotating object doubles while the torque remains constant, what happens to the rotational power?

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Rotational dynamics

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If the angular speed of a rotating object doubles while the torque remains constant, what happens to the rotational power?.

  1. A.It doubles
  2. B.It triples
  3. C.It remains the same
  4. D.It halves

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  • It doubles

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Using the formula Power = Torque x Angular Speed, if the angular speed doubles and torque is constant, the power will also double. This illustrates how power is directly proportional to angular speed.

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