A flywheel of rotational inertia, I, is rotating with an initial angular velocity of o, . The flywheel experiences a retarding torque according to the equation, t =- ko. a. Determine an expression for the angular velocity, o, as a function of time, t. Express your answer in terms of m,,k, t, I, and fundamental constants. b. Determine an expression for the angular displacement, A0 , as a function of time. Express your answer in terms of o.,k, t, I, and fundamental constants. c. Determine an expression for the rate of change of the angular momentum of the flywheel| with respect to time. Express your answer in terms of m.,k, t, I, and fundamental constants.

A flywheel of rotational inertia, I, is rotating with an initial angular velocity of o, . The flywheel experiences a retarding torque according to the equation, t =- ko. a. Determine an expression for the angular velocity, o, as a function of time, t. Express your answer in terms of m,,k, t, I, and fundamental constants. b. Determine an expression for the angular displacement, A0 , as a function of time. Express your answer in terms of o.,k, t, I, and fundamental constants. c. Determine an expression for the rate of change of the angular momentum of the flywheel| with respect to time. Express your answer in terms of m.,k, t, I, and fundamental constants.

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