Find the number of revolutions that the wheel turns

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A wheel is mounted on a stationary axle starts at rest and is given the following angular acceleration ? =(9-12t) (SI units)where t is the time after the wheel begins to rotate. Find the number of revolutions that the wheel turns before it stops(and begins to turn in the opposite direction).

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