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c) Suppose the ride is moving at the speed from (b). At the end of the ride, it slows to rest in 11s. Calculate the angular acceleration. d) Through what angle does the wheel turn in the last 11s of the ride from (b)? Express in radians, degrees, and revolutions.

c) Suppose the ride is moving at the speed from (b). At the end of the ride, it slows to rest in 11s. Calculate the angular acceleration. d) Through what angle does the wheel turn in the last 11s of the ride from (b)? Express in radians, degrees, and revolutions.

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Chapter10: Rotation Of A Rigid Object About A Fixed Axis
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Problem 10.2P: A potters wheel moves uniformly from rest to an angular speed of 1.00 rev/s in 30.0 s. (a) Find its...
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OneNote for W Home Insert Draw View Help Times New Ro IUO 12 A 80.m Ferris wheel guarantees at least 20 complete revolutions for your ride. Calculate the angular displacement in radians. a) b) The ride lasts 7min. Calculate the angular speed in (i) RPM and (ii) radians per second. c) 11s. Calculate the angular acceleration. Suppose the ride is moving at the speed from (b). At the end of the ride, it slows to rest in d) Through what angle does the wheel turn in the last 11s of the ride from (b)? Express in radians, degrees, and revolutions.
Transcribed Image Text:OneNote for W Home Insert Draw View Help Times New Ro IUO 12 A 80.m Ferris wheel guarantees at least 20 complete revolutions for your ride. Calculate the angular displacement in radians. a) b) The ride lasts 7min. Calculate the angular speed in (i) RPM and (ii) radians per second. c) 11s. Calculate the angular acceleration. Suppose the ride is moving at the speed from (b). At the end of the ride, it slows to rest in d) Through what angle does the wheel turn in the last 11s of the ride from (b)? Express in radians, degrees, and revolutions.
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