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The disk and rod in the figure below are spinning around axis OA at a rate of ωs = 200 rad/s and have a steady precession rate of ωp = 3 rad/s. If the spinning rate is doubled (ωs = 400 rad/s), what will be the new steady precession rate?

The disk and rod in the figure below are spinning around axis OA at a rate of ωs = 200 rad/s and have a steady precession rate of ωp = 3 rad/s. If the spinning rate is doubled (ωs = 400 rad/s), what will be the new steady precession rate?

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The disk and rod in the figure below are spinning around axis OA at a rate of ω s = 200 r a d / s and have a steady precession rate of ω p = 3 r a d / s . If the spinning rate is doubled ( ω s = 400 r a d / s ) , what will be the new steady precession rate?

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