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The disk rolls without slipping between two moving plates as shown in the figure. What is the angular velocity of the disk? 2v A. 3.0 v/r B. 2.5 v/r C. 1.5 v/r D. 1.2 v/r

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The disk rolls without slipping between two
moving plates as shown in the figure. What is the
angular velocity of the disk?
A. 3.0 v/r
В. 2.5 v/r
C. 1.5 v/r
D. 1.2 v/r
E. 1.1 v/r
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