Part B I'm checking over my new e-bike (electric assist bicycle). I prop it up so that the back wheel can spin freely (its not touching the ground). I give it a push and watch it spin. Then, at timet=0, when its angular velocity is 12.0 rad/s , I turn on the At what time does the wheel stop? || Express your answer in seconds. electric motor so that the wheel has a constant • View Available Hint(s) angular acceleration of 30.0 rad/s² . Then at time t = 2.30 s I turn the motor off. From then on, the wheel turns through an angle of 438 rad as it gradually slows to a stop, at constant angular ? deceleration. 75.82 S Submit Previous Answers X Incorrect; Try Again; 5 attempts remaining

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I'm checking over my new e-bike (electric assist
bicycle). I prop it up so that the back wheel can spin
freely (its not touching the ground). I give it a push
and watch it spin. Then, at timet=0, when its
angular velocity is 12.0 rad/s , I turn on the
At what time does the wheel stop?
||
Express your answer in seconds.
electric motor so that the wheel has a constant
• View Available Hint(s)
angular acceleration of 30.0 rad/s² . Then at time
t = 2.30 s I turn the motor off. From then on, the
wheel turns through an angle of 438 rad as it
gradually slows to a stop, at constant angular
?
deceleration.
75.82
S
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Transcribed Image Text:Part B I'm checking over my new e-bike (electric assist bicycle). I prop it up so that the back wheel can spin freely (its not touching the ground). I give it a push and watch it spin. Then, at timet=0, when its angular velocity is 12.0 rad/s , I turn on the At what time does the wheel stop? || Express your answer in seconds. electric motor so that the wheel has a constant • View Available Hint(s) angular acceleration of 30.0 rad/s² . Then at time t = 2.30 s I turn the motor off. From then on, the wheel turns through an angle of 438 rad as it gradually slows to a stop, at constant angular ? deceleration. 75.82 S Submit Previous Answers X Incorrect; Try Again; 5 attempts remaining
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