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Consider the earth to be a uniform solid sphere. If all of themass of the earth were suddenly movedradiallyinto athin-walled hollow spherical shell of the same radius, howlong would it take the new earth to rotate on its axis? What fraction of the initial kinetic energy of rotation wouldbe lostin this process?

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physics

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  1. 60 hours, 2/3 of the initial kinetic energy is lost
  2. 42 hours, 1/5 of the initial kinetic energy is lost
  3. 54 hours, 4/5 of the initial kinetic energy is lost
  4. 50 hours, 3/5 of the initial kinetic energy is lost
  5. 36 hours, 1/4 of the initial kinetic energy is lost
  6. 30 hours, 1/2 of the initial kinetic energy is lost
  7. 28 hours, 1/6 of the initial kinetic energy is lost
  8. 40 hours, 2/5 of the initial kinetic energy is lost
  9. 24 hours, 1/3 of the initial kinetic energy is lost
  10. 48 hours, 3/4 of the initial kinetic energy is lost

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stemez-Mechanics

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