A disk rotating with constant acceleration of 0.005 revolutions / s2 And the movement starts from rest. What is the angle velocity after one minute? How many turns makes the same disc in point number one after one minute.

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A disk rotating with constant acceleration of 0.005 revolutions / s2 And the movement starts from rest. What is the angle velocity after one minute? How many turns makes the same disc in point number one after one minute. If an external force does not affect the body, what does that mean? And if the body is in free fall, is its speed constant or variable, what is its acceleration equal, and how can the friction be reduced between the contact surfaces

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