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A50 kg boy is at the edge of a circular platform of radius 4.0 m which is rotating freely
at 0.5 rad s". the moment of inertia of the platform is 1000 kg m'. determine the new
angular velocity of the platform if the boy walks 1.0 m towards the centre of the
platform

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