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At t=0 a grinding wheel has an angular velocity of 24.0 rad/s. It has a constant angular acceleration of30 rad/s2 until a circuit breaker trips at t =2.00 s. From then on, it turns through 432 rad as it coasts to a stop at constant angular acceleration. (a) Through what total angle did the wheel turn between t = 0 and the time it stopped? (b) At what time did it stop? (c) What was its acceleration as it slowed down?

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(a) The required angle is 540 rad.

(b) The wheel will stop after 12.3 s.

(c) The required angular acceleration is -8.16 rad/s2.

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01

Identification of given data

The angular speed at t=0 is Ӭ0z=24 rad/s.

The angular acceleration is αz=30 rad/s2.

The angular displacement is Δθ=432 rad.

The time is t=2 s.

02

Concept/Significance of rotation of body with constant angular acceleration

The angular acceleration is constant. So, apply the equations of rotation with constant angular acceleration.

Δθ=12(Ӭ0z+Ӭz)t          ......(1)

Angular velocity at time t of a rigid body with constant angular acceleration is given by,

Ӭz=Ӭ0z+αzt          ......(2)

Here,αz is the angular acceleration,Ӭ0z is the angular velocity of body at time 0, t is the time.

Angular position at time t of a rigid body with constant angular acceleration is given by,

Δθ=Ӭ0zt+12αzt2          ......(3)

Here,θ0 is Angular position of body at time 0.

03

Determine the total angle(a)

Substitute Ӭ0z=24 rad/s, αz=30 rad/s2, and t =2 s in equation (2).

Ó¬z=24rad/s+30rad/s22s=84rad/s

Substitute Ó¬0z=24rad/s,Ó¬z=84rad/s,andt=2in equation (1).

∆θ1=1224rad/s+84rad/s2sec=108rad

Find the total angle as follows.

θT=108rad+432rad=540rad

Therefore, the total angle the when turned between t=0 and the time it stopped is 540 rad.

04

Determine the time when wheel stopped(b)

Take the interval from when the circuit breaker trips until the wheel comes to a stop. So, Ӭ0z=84 rad/s.

At the end the wheel is stopped, so take Ó¬z=0.

Substitute Ӭ0z=84 rad/s, Δθ=432 rad, and Ӭz=0in equation (1).

432rad=12(84rad/s+0)tt=2×432rad84rad/s=10.3s

Find the total time as follows.

tT=2s+10.3s=12.3s

Therefore, the wheel will stop after 12.3 s.

05

Determine the angular acceleration as it slowed down(c)

Substitute Ӭ0z=84 rad/s,t=10.3 s, andӬz=0in equation (2).

0=84rad/s+αz10.3sαs=-84rad/s10.3s=-8.16rad/s2

Therefore, the required angular acceleration is -8.16rad/s2.

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