A handbrake is applied to a rotating wheel, initially moving counterclockwise, causing it to slow down with a constant angular acceleration of magnitude
5.20 rad/s2.
Immediately after the handbrake is applied, the wheel rotates through 57.9 rad during a 4.00 s time interval. What is the angular speed (in rad/s) of the wheel at the end of this time interval?
Concept – first find the initial angular velocity of the wheel using rotational kinematics. Use the initial angular velocity to find the final angular velocity.
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