The angular velocity of a particle is gi...

The angular velocity of a particle is given by `omega=1.5t-3t^(2)+2`, Find the time when its angular acceleration becomes zero.

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`alpha=(domega)/(dt)=1.5-6t=0 Rightarrow t=0.25s`

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