A) use, w = v/r
= 1.25/(25*10^-3)
= 50 rad/s
B) w = v/r
= 1.25/(58*10^-3)
= 21.6 rad/s
C) L = v*t
= 1.25*74*60
= 5550 m
= 5.55 km
D) alfa = (w2 - w1)/t
= (21.6 - 50)/(74*60)
= -0.00640 rad/s^2
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