A lathe, initially at rest, accelerates at 0.60 rad/s2 for 10 s, then runs at a constant angular velocity for 20 s, and finally decelerates uniformly for 10 s to come to a complete stop. What is its average angular velocity?

A)

4.5 rad/s

B)

3.5 rad/s

C)

5.0 rad/s

D)

3.0 rad/s

E)

4.0 rad/s


A

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