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A wheel having moment of inertia `2 kg m^2` about its axis, rotates at 50 rpm about this axis. Find the torque that can stop the wheel in one minute.

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The initial angular velocity
`=50 rpm=(5pi)/3rad/s`
Using `omega=omega_0+alphat`
alpha=(omega-omega_0)/t=(0-(5pi)/3)/60 rad/s^I2=-pi/36rad/s^2`.
The torque that can produce this deceleratioin is
`Gamma =I|alpha|=(2kg-m^2)(pi/36rad/s^2)=pi/18N-m.`
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