Energy stores, transfers and conservation

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Question 68
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Figure 1 shows a spinning rotor inside a laboratory centrifuge.

A laboratory centrifuge with a circular metal rotor spinning rapidly around its central axis, holding multiple test tubes in a radial pattern.

State how energy is stored in the spinning rotor.

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Energy stores, transfers and conservation Questions

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