Question 2 The Wheel of Fortune is divided into twelve angular sections, each of which is 30 degrees Determine the total number of revolutions when the wheel stops The deceleration of the wheel has a magnitude of 1.70 rev/sec and the initial angular velocity is 8.62 revisec 1 12 11 2 10 3. 9. 4 8.

Question 2 The Wheel of Fortune is divided into twelve angular sections, each of which is 30 degrees Determine the total number of revolutions when the wheel stops The deceleration of the wheel has a magnitude of 1.70 rev/sec and the initial angular velocity is 8.62 revisec 1 12 11 2 10 3. 9. 4 8.

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