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Rotation of Rigid Objects

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They rotate in opposite directions

They rotate about different axes

They rotate at different rates

They rotate at the same rate (correct)

The rotation of the object is dependent on the material it is made of

The rotation of the object is dependent on the axis of rotation

The rotation of the object is dependent on the shape of the object

All points on the object rotate at the same rate (correct)

It decreases as you move towards the axis of rotation

It increases as you move towards the axis of rotation

It remains the same for all points (correct)

It is dependent on the velocity of the object

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A common characteristic of the rotation of different points on a rigid object is that they rotate at the same rate.
When a rigid object rotates about a fixed axis, the rotation rate of different points on the object remains the same.
The reason why different points on a rigid object rotate at the same rate is that they are connected and move together as a single unit.
The statement that is false about the rotation of a rigid object is that different points on the object rotate at different rates.