Question: Good Afternoon. My physics class did these problems during lecture. Regardless of if we understood how to do them, we were given the answers. My

Good Afternoon. My physics class did these problems during lecture. Regardless of if we understood how to do them, we were given the answers. My goal is to understand set by step how to complete these problems. I'm not looking for answers, but for guidance to understand how to correctly complete on my own. Please help as I study for my final exam!
Unit 3 section 2 problems rotational quantities
What is the inertia of a 6.2 kg bowling ball (of radius 28 cm) as it spins down the bowling alley?
A batter swings at a pitch using a baseball bat with a mass of 952 g and a length of 105 cm). What is the bats inertia?
3 A 1.20 kg disk (radius =10.0 cm) is rolling at a rate of 1.41 m/s. Find the total
kinetic energy of the disk.
4 If a sphere rolls down an incline from a height of 25.4 cm, find its velocity at the bottom of the incline.
5 Given the vectors, find the cross product.
6. Find the angle between these vectors.
7. A 45 g disk with a 12 cm diameter slows down from 15 rad/s to 11 rad/s. Find the
work done on the disk to cause this action.
8 A light rope wrapped around a disk-shaped pulley is pulled with a force of
0.53 N. Find the angular acceleration of the pulley, given that its mass is 1.3 kg and radius is 11 cm.
9 Suppose our Sun (which revolves once every 25 days) were to collapse to a radius
of 20.0 km. What would be the new rotation speed (in rev/s)?
10. A non-rotating rod (of mass M and length L) is dropped onto a rotating disk (of mass M and radius r =(1)/(2) L) spinning at a rate of 1.0 rev/s. If an inelastic collision occurs, find an expression for the combined angular speed.

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