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Answered by dharinipanwar
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a kWh

b The kinetic energy in a wheel's rotational motion turns out to be equal to one half the wheel's rotational mass times the square of its angular speed. Fast-spinning wheels can therefore carry enormous kinetic energies, even when they're rotating in place.

Answered by Anonymous
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{a}. \: kw

{b}. \: Kinetic energy

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