Multiple Choice
Suppose we take a disk of radius and remove the material from outward. Note that this decreases both the disk's mass and its radius. Will the value of for the new object be larger, smaller, or the same as that for the original object?
A) The value of will be larger for the new object.
B) The value of will be smaller for the new object.
C) The value of is the same for both objects.
D) We need to know the disk's thickness to answer.
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