2. The disk shown at the right is initially turning as shown on the diagram. Two uniform torques are applied as shown. Which of the graphs shown below shows the resulting w vs. t graph? 10 N 20 N A) B) D)

2. The disk shown at the right is initially turning as shown on the diagram. Two uniform torques are applied as shown. Which of the graphs shown below shows the resulting w vs. t graph? 10 N 20 N A) B) D)

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graphs shown below shows the resulting w vs.t graph?
10 N
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