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Solid Bodies, Such as Mechanical Flywheels, Experience Stress When Rotating

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Solid bodies, such as mechanical flywheels, experience stress when rotating. The stress s on a flywheel with uniform density d (kg/m3) and radius r (meters) is approximated by Solid bodies, such as mechanical flywheels, experience stress when rotating. The stress s on a flywheel with uniform density d (kg/m<sup>3</sup>)  and radius r (meters)  is approximated by   where   is the rotational speed of the flywheel in radians per second. Estimate the percent increase in the stress if the rotational speed of a uniform flywheel is increased from 3917 to 4067 rad/s. [Note: you should be able to answer the question with the given information: no additional information is necessary.] A)  8% B)  3% C)  0.01% D)  4% where Solid bodies, such as mechanical flywheels, experience stress when rotating. The stress s on a flywheel with uniform density d (kg/m<sup>3</sup>)  and radius r (meters)  is approximated by   where   is the rotational speed of the flywheel in radians per second. Estimate the percent increase in the stress if the rotational speed of a uniform flywheel is increased from 3917 to 4067 rad/s. [Note: you should be able to answer the question with the given information: no additional information is necessary.] A)  8% B)  3% C)  0.01% D)  4% is the rotational speed of the flywheel in radians per second. Estimate the percent increase in the stress if the rotational speed of a uniform flywheel is increased from 3917 to 4067 rad/s. [Note: you should be able to answer the question with the given information: no additional information is necessary.]

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