What happens to angular velocity when there is no force of acceleration?

[chloechloe]

I am trying to answer a question, but I don't really understand what is being asked.
If you were to plot angular velocity against time and there was not force of acceleration explain what the curve would look like.

I would guess a straight horizontal line since angular acceleration is the slope of the line. I don't really understand the question.

 

[LowlyPion]

I am trying to answer a question, but I don't really understand what is being asked.
If you were to plot angular velocity against time and there was not force of acceleration explain what the curve would look like.

I would guess a straight horizontal line since angular acceleration is the slope of the line. I don't really understand the question.

Welcome to PF.

Looks like you understand the question OK.

If there is no forces on the system, then no acceleration and no change in rate of displacement as per Newton's First Law.