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Transcribed Image Text:Suppose a disk with constant angular velocity has rotational kinetic energy 1280 J. If the moment of
inertia of the disk is 35 kg-m?, then what is its angular velocity?
8.552 rad/s
9.066 rad/s
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7.303 rad/s
10.07 rad/s
10.40 rad/s
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D.
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10.14 rad/s
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