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# revolutions with constant angular decelleration
1. A well-lubricated bicycle wheel spins a long time before stopping. Suppose a wheel initially rotating at 120 rpm takes 65 s to stop.
If the angular acceleration is constant, how many revolutions does the wheel make while stopping?
2. a = omega^2*r
3. I already know the solution is theta = 65 revolutions. What is the calculation?
1. A well-lubricated bicycle wheel spins a long time before stopping. Suppose a wheel initially rotating at 120 rpm takes 65 s to stop.
If the angular acceleration is constant, how many revolutions does the wheel make while stopping?
2. a = omega^2*r
3. I already know the solution is theta = 65 revolutions. What is the calculation?