A student is sitting on a swivel seat and is holding a (2.60x10^0) kg weight in eachhand, rotating at (5.750x10^0) rad/s when the weights are held in outstretched arms0.75 m from the axis of rotation. How fast is the student rotating in units of rad/swhen pulling the weights in to the axis of rotation? Express you answer with threesignificant figures. (The student's body can be approximated as a cylinder with massof 65 kg and radius of 0.25 m).InitialNote: Your answer is assumed to be reduced to the highest power possible.Your Answer:AnswerFinalx10

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