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A ballet dancer spins about a vertical axis at 60 rpm with arms outstretched. When her arms folded the angular frequency increases to 90 rpm. Find the change in her moment of inertia.

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By the principle of conservation of angular momentum Final moment of inertia, `I_(2)=(2I)/(3)`
Change in moment of inertia `= I-(2I)/(3)=(I)/(3)`
Assuming the initial I to be 100% change in moment of inertia `=(100)/(3)%=33(1)/(3)%`.
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