Posted by Megan on Tuesday, February 22, 2011 at 10:17pm.
Average speed* time
= (1/2)*(final speed)*time
= (1/2)*R*w*time
= (1/2)*(0.60 m)*12 rad/s*10 s
= 36 m
a clothes washer starts from rest and spins up with an angular accceleration of 10/rad/s^2. Determine the angle through which the washer has moved afer 6 seconds.
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