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The tangential acceleration of a particle moving in a circular path of radius `5 cm is 2 m s^-2`. The angular velocity of the particle increases from `10 rad s^-1 "to" 20 rad s^-1` during some time. Find
(a) this duration od time and
(b) the number of revolutions completed during this time.

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