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The angular acceleration of a wheel is α=6.0t4-4.0t2, with αis in radians per second-squared and tin seconds. At time t=0, the wheel has an angular velocity of +2.0 radsand an angular position of +1.0rad.

Write expressions for (a) the angular velocity (rad/s) and (b) the angular position (rad) as functions of time (s).

Short Answer

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  1. Angular velocity ofthewheel as a function of time isÓ¬=1.2t5-1.33t3+2.0
  2. Angular position of the wheel as a function of time isθ=0.2t6−0.33t4+2.0t+1.0

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01

Listing the given quantities

The angular acceleration of a wheel is,α=(6.0t4−4.0t2) rads2

The angular velocity of a wheel at t = 0 is,Ӭ0=+2.0 rads

The angular position of a wheel at t= 0 is,θ0=+1.0 rad.

02

Determine the concept of angular acceleration and displacement

Find the angular velocity by taking time integral of angular acceleration and angular position by taking the time integral of angular velocity.

  1. Ӭ=∫​αdt
  2. θ=∫​Ӭdt
03

(a) Calculate angular velocity of wheel

Angular velocity is a time integral of angular acceleration. Hence,

Ӭ=∫​αdt=∫​(6.0t4−4.0t2)dt=6.0t55−(4.0)t33+Ӭ0=1.2t5−1.33t3+2.0

Angular velocity of the wheel is Ӭ=1.2t5−1.33t3+2.0.

04

(b) Calculate angular position of wheel.

Angular position is a time integral of angular velocity. Hence:

θ=∫​Ӭdt=∫​(1.2t5−1.33t3+2.0)dt=1.2t66−1.33t44+2.0t+θ0=0.2t6−0.33t4+2.0t+1.0

Therefore, angular position ofthewheel is=0.2t6−0.33t4+2.0t+1.0

Angular speed and angular position of an object is calculated from its angular acceleration.

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