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5. A wheel starts from rest and accelerates in such a way that its angular speed...

5. A wheel starts from rest and accelerates in such a way that its angular speed increases uniformly to 200 rpm in 60 s. After you have been spinning for some time at this speed the brakes are applied and the wheel takes 5 minutes to stop. If the total number of revolutions of the wheel is 3100, calculate the total time of rotation.

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