A man turns on a rotating table with an angular speed 
. He is holding two equal masses at arm’s length. Without moving his arms, he just drops the two masses. How will his angular speed change
a)
It will be less than 
b)
It will be more than 
c)
It will remain equal to 
d)
May be less than, greater than or equal to 
depending on the quantity of masses
A man turns on a rotating table with an angular speed . He is holding two equal masses at arm’s length. Without moving his arms, he just drops the two masses. How will his angular speed change
a)
It will be less than
b)
It will be more than
c)
It will remain equal to
d)
May be less than, greater than or equal to depending on the quantity of masses
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A man turns on a rotating table with an angular speed . He is holding two equal masses at arm’s length. Without moving his arms, he just drops the two masses. How will his angular speed change
a)
It will be less than
b)
It will be more than
c)
It will remain equal to
d)
May be less than, greater than or equal to depending on the quantity of masses
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It will be less than |
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It will be more than |
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It will remain equal to |
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May be less than, greater than or equal to |
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decreases and 
increases127