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In a supernova explosion, the iron core of a heavy star collapses to form a neutron star. assume the radius of the iron core of the star is rcore 3000 km, and the radius of the neutron star is rns 10 km. if the mass of the collapsing core is m - 1.4 msun (msun - 1 10su kg) and before the collapse the star completes a turn on its axis once every 30 days, a) what is the period of rotation of the neutron star after the collapse? , and b) what are the rotational kinetic energies before and after the collapse?

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