Decides how many revolutions it made while spinning up

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A wheel is spinning at 20 rad/s. It undergoes an angular acceleration of 12rad/s 2 until it reaches an angular velocity of 371 rad/s.

A. Decides how long it took to spin up.

B. Decides how many revolutions it made while spinning up.

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