Question 251 ▼ When is a rigid body in rotational equilibrium? The total external force is zero The total external torque on the body is zero The linear momentum is zero The kinetic energy is constant Check Answer Report Question
Question 252 ▼ What condition must be met for a rigid body to be in translational equilibrium? The total external torque is zero The total external force on the body is zero The moment of inertia is zero The angular velocity is constant Check Answer Report Question
Question 253 ▼ A rigid body is in mechanical equilibrium if: It is in translational equilibrium only It is in rotational equilibrium only It is in both translational and rotational equilibrium Its center of mass remains stationary Check Answer Report Question
Question 254 ▼ How does conservation of angular momentum apply to celestial bodies? Causes gravitational collapse Stops planetary motion Makes planets spherical Explains stability of planetary orbits and rotational speeds Check Answer Report Question
Question 255 ▼ What distinguishes rotational from translational motion in rigid bodies? Mass of the body Speed of motion Temperature Presence of a fixed axis or point Check Answer Report Question