A potter spins a circular clay disc of radius 0.20 m on a turntable

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Problem

5. A potter spins a circular clay disc of radius 0.20 m on a turntable. The disc starts from rest and is given a constant angular acceleration of 6.0 rad s−2^{-2} for 4.0 s. It is then allowed to rotate at the attained constant angular speed for an additional 10 s. (i) Calculate the angular speed of the disc at t=4.0 t = 4.0\,s. (ii) Determine the angular displacement during the first 4.0 s. (iii) Find the total linear distance travelled by a point on the rim in the entire 14 s interval. (iv) Express the total number of complete revolutions made by the disc in these 14 s.

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