A wheel initially rotating at 84.0 rev/min decelerates at the constant rate of 3.52 rad/s2 when a braking mechanism is engaged. a. What is the time interval required to bring the wheel to a complete stop? b. What is the angle in radians through which the wheel roates in this time interval?

A wheel initially rotating at 84.0 rev/min decelerates at the constant rate of 3.52 rad/s2 when a braking mechanism is engaged. a. What is the time interval required to bring the wheel to a complete stop? b. What is the angle in radians through which the wheel roates in this time interval?

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A wheel initially rotating at 84.0 rev/min decelerates at the constant rate of 3.52 rad/s² when a braking mechanism is engaged.
a. What is the time interval required to bring the wheel to a complete stop?
b. What is the angle in radians through which the wheel roates in this time interval?

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