To solve this you need to remember both torque equations
T = r F
and
T =(I) (alpha)
since the force of the string does not pass through the center of
mass, there is a net torque. So set the two equations equal to each
other and plug in the given variables
r = 0.1m
F = 1 N
I = 0.02 kg m^2/s
r F = I alpha
0.1 x 1 = 0.02 x (alpha)
5 rad/s^2 = alpha
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