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I just noticed that, sorry! I was really tired when I typed that up but here's what I meant. 1 revolution = 2 pi radians, 30 revolutions per minute * 2 pi = 60 pi radians/min = 1 pi radians / s

Yes, my bad, I forgot to include the pi. 1 pi radians/s

30 rmp (2 pi) = 60 radians/minute = 1 revolution/sec 0 = 1revolution/s + angular acceleration (t) The only force acting on the toy train at this point is the force of friction. How do I use the coefficient of friction to find angular acceleration? Thank you so much in advance, I literally have...