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There is a large wheel spinning. The wheel is spinning because it is attached to a...

There is a large wheel spinning. The wheel is spinning because it is attached to a line with a weight (30g) the wheel does a revolution in 2.2s and has a diameter of 58cm. How would I calculate the angular acceleration and find the mass of the large wheel ?

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