. A wheel of diameter 0.2 m starts from rest and accelerated with constant angular acceleration to an angular velocity of 900 rev min¹ in 5 s. (a) Find the position at the end of 1 s of a point originally at the top of the wheel. (b) Compute and show in a diagram the magnitude and the direction of the acceleration at the end of 1 s.​

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(a)The position at the end of 1 s of a point originally at the top of the wheel will be 9.425 radians.

(b)The magnitude and the direction of the acceleration at the end of 1 s will be 1.885 m/sec² clockwise.

What is angular acceleration?

Angular acceleration is defined as the pace of change of angular velocity concerning time.

Given data;

Diameter of the wheel,d = 0.2 m

Initial velocity,ω₀ = 0

Angular acceleration,α = c

n = 900 rev min¹

ω = 94.2478 rad /sec

Time of rolling,t = 5 s

From Newton's first equation of motion;

ω = ω₀ + αt

94.2478 rad /sec  = 0 + α(5 sec)

α  = 18.85 rad/sec²

The position at the end of 1 s of a point is found as;

Θ = ω₀t+1/2(αt²)

Θ = 0+1/2[(18.85 rad/sec²) × (1 sec)²]

Θ = 9.425 radian

The magnitude and the direction of the acceleration at the end of 1 s are found as;

a = αr

a= 18.85 rad/sec² × 0.1 m

a = 1.885 m/sec²

Hence the position at the end of 1 s and magnitude and the direction of the acceleration at the end of 1 s will be  18.85 rad/sec²and the magnitude and the direction of the acceleration at the end of 1 s will be 1.885 m/sec² clockwise.

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