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The 10−kg disk is rotating with w = 4 rad/s. If the 100−N force is applied, as shown, what will be the direction of the acceleration of the center of the disk? To the right To the right and downward Downward Perpendicular to the line joining point O and the the force

The 10−kg disk is rotating with w = 4 rad/s. If the 100−N force is applied, as shown, what will be the direction of the acceleration of the center of the disk? To the right To the right and downward Downward Perpendicular to the line joining point O and the the force

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Q 1 . The 10 − k g disk is rotating with w = 4 r a d / s . If the 100 − N force is applied, as shown, what will be the direction of the acceleration of the center of the disk? To the right To the right and downward Downward Perpendicular to the line joining point O and the the force

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