rotating at 50 rad/s. It must be brought to stop in 10 sA flywheel of moment of inertio 16S.(ii) What is the required average power?

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rotating at 50 rad/s. It must be brought to stop in 0 s. A flywheel of moment of inertia 10 kg m² . (ii) What is the required average power?

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