2 A grinding wheel powered by electricity is rotating at 66.6 rad/s when initially undergoes constant angular acceleration of 4.3 rad/s² until th electricity is cut off after 12.2 s. From then on, the rotation of the whe slowed down until it eventually come to a stop. If the wheel has turne a total of 414 rev during the whole course of its motion, what is the magnitude of the angular acceleration of the wheel as it slowed down O 1.71 radians per seconds squared 24.0 radians per seconds squared O4.83 radians per seconds squared 5.46 radians per seconds squared

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A grinding wheel powered by electricity is rotating at 66.6 rad/s when it
initially undergoes constant angular acceleration of 4.3 rad/s until the
electricity is cut off after 12.2 s. From then on, the rotation of the wheel
slowed down until it eventually come to a stop. If the wheel has turned
a total of 414 rev during the whole course of its motion, what is the
magnitude of the angular acceleration of the wheel as it slowed down?
1.71 radians per seconds squared
24.0 radians per seconds squared
4.83 radians per seconds squared
5.46 radians per seconds squared
Transcribed Image Text:2 A grinding wheel powered by electricity is rotating at 66.6 rad/s when it initially undergoes constant angular acceleration of 4.3 rad/s until the electricity is cut off after 12.2 s. From then on, the rotation of the wheel slowed down until it eventually come to a stop. If the wheel has turned a total of 414 rev during the whole course of its motion, what is the magnitude of the angular acceleration of the wheel as it slowed down? 1.71 radians per seconds squared 24.0 radians per seconds squared 4.83 radians per seconds squared 5.46 radians per seconds squared
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