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the angular velocity omega of a particle varies with time t as `omega = 5t^2 + 25 rad/s`. the angular acceleration of the particle at` t=1`s is

A

`10 rad/s^2`

B

`5rad/s^2`

C

Zero

D

`3 rad/s^2 `

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