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A disc rolls straight on a flat floor without slipping. The magnitude of the angular velocity ω= 3.0 rad/s, the angular acceleration α=2.0 rad/s2. The radius of the disc is r=1.0 m.
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The disk center G is having a rectilinear motion.
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