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MY NOTES ASK YOUR TEACHER A bicycle wheel in the shape of a hoop has a diameter of 1.60 m and a mass of 1.60 kg. The bicycle is placed on a stationary stand. The wheel is initially at rest. You may ignore any effects due to the spokes on the wheel. A constant force of 55.0 N is applied tangentially to the rim for 1.60 s. There is a friction torque of 11.0 N.m at the axle. (a) Find the kinetic energy of the bicycle wheel at t = 1.60 s. J (b) Calculate how long it would take for the wheel to stop rotating if the tangential force is removed at t = 1.60 s s

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