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A wheel starting from rest turns through 360 radian with a constant angular acceleration of 5 rad / sec2. Find its final angular velocity.

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Answered by bhupeshbandre2
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Answer:

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Answered by swethassynergy
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Answer:

The final angular velocity is 60 rad/sec

Procedure:

Given:

Angular accleration = a = 5 rad/sec^{2}

Angular displacement = s = 360 radians

The body starts from rest, so the initial angular velocity = u = 0 rad/secFormula Used:
v^{2} =u^{2} +2as

Here, v is the final angular velocity

         u is the initial angular velocity

         a is the angular acceleration

         s is the angular displacement

To Find:

Final angular velocity (v)

Step by Step Explanation:

  1. Write down the equation of motion used to solve the problem.
    v^{2} =u^{2} +2as
  2. Substitute the known variables into this equation.
    v^{2} =0^{2} +2*5*360
  3. Simplify the equation by performing the arithmetic calculations.
    v^{2} =3600
  4. Solve for v by doing square root over 3600.
    \n\\\\v=\sqrt{3600}
  5. After solving this, we get
    v=60

Using the proper units, we get v=60 rad/sec

So, the final angular velocity is 60 rad/sec

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