Help me to figure out how this equation is derived

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The discussion centers on the derivation of an equation related to rotational motion, specifically how the solver arrives at the equation presented in line 5 of part b. The key formula referenced is Rω = at, where R represents the radius, ω is the angular velocity, a is the linear acceleration, and t is time. The user expresses confusion about the relationship between these variables and seeks clarification on the derivation process. The initial lines of the equation provide sufficient context for understanding the subsequent derivation.

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Hello, I just couldn't understand how solver comes up with the equation at line 5 of the part b. (equates t (time) to other variables). I think the first 4 lines are enough to figure out this equation so i am not posting the question. i will be grateful if you'd help me.http://www.cramster.com/Answer-Board/Image/200863929416334808218196100003057.jpg
 
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He uses [tex]R\omega=at[/tex] (line 3) in line 2, and solves for t.
 

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