Physics Asked on April 6, 2021
As torque is the only reason for angular acceleration but… When radial force act on a body it automatically become zero as it passes through center
And only thing left is tangential force which is responsible for the angular acceleration as torque is there. I want to know is any non tangential force on a rigid body can cause angular velocity to change to have angular acceleration
A non-tangential force which has a tangential component will cause a change in angular velocity. Also an inward radial force which is larger than that required to maintain centripetal acceleration will reduce the radius, and conservation of angular momentum will cause an increase in angular velocity.
Answered by R.W. Bird on April 6, 2021
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