Angular momentum
- From: "Fallingeagle" <falling_eagle1@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: 3 Nov 2006 10:08:14 -0800
Can someone explain Why the total angular momentum of a system with a
pully, and two masses joined by a massless string overt the pully
equals the angular momentum of the pully + the angular momentum of the
two masses?
why: L(sys) = L(pully) + L(masses)
I omega + m1 * v * r + m2 * v * r
This is what I do not understand:
the spin (AM) of the pully is caused by the the two masses, why is the
total spin not just the spin of the pully?
also: what is spin (angular momentum)....really??
.
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