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A hoop of radius 95mm and mass 100g is rotated via a capacitor driven power source with P(t)=1.61e-1.3tW. (since it is a hoop, it is a special case, and r=rG)
Assuming the hoop is accelerated from rest, determine the rotational velocity after t=8.5s. [rad.s-1]
Determine the rotational speed of the hoop after t=8.5s if the power source acts to roll the particle from rest on a horizontal surface. [rad.s-1]
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