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A 40 kg flywheel in the from of a unifro...

A `40 kg` flywheel in the from of a unifrom circular disc `200 cm`. in diameter is making `120` revolutions/minute. Calculate angular momentum. Moment of inertia of disc `= (1//2) mass xx ("radius")^(2)`.

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