Determine how much time does it take to stop

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A flywheel rotates with an angular speed of 22 rev/s. As it is brought to rest with a constant acceleration, it turns 51 rev.

PART A Find the magnitude of the angular acceleration?

PART B Determine how much time does it take to stop?

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