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Starting from rest, a discus thrower accelerates a discus to a final angular velocity of 13.1...

Starting from rest, a discus thrower accelerates a discus to a final angular velocity of 13.1 rad/s in a time of 0.286 seconds before releasing it. If her arm extends 0.625 m from her body, find the tangential acceleration of the discus.

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