The initial angular velocity and the angular acceleration of four rotating objects at the same instant intime are listed in the table that follows. For each of the objects (a), (b), (c), and (d), determine the finalangular speed after an elapsed time of 3 s.Initial angular velocity wo(a)(b)(c)(d)(a) Final angular speed =(b) Final angular speed=(c) Final angular speed =(d) Final angular speed =INi+13.0 rad/s+13.0 rad/s-13.0 rad/s-13.0 rad/sAngular acceleration a+3.0 rad/s²-3.0 rad/s²+3.0 rad/s²-3.0 rad/s²

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