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There are two wheels. Wheel one has a constant of Ω=2π/3 s^-1 and a radius of 0.3m. Wheel two has a constant a=π/2 s^-2, an initial Ω=-π/10 a d a radius of 0.2m. If these two wheels were to start at x=0, which one would travel 10m first?
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