Question #55209

An electric fan is turning at 3.0 rev/s when it is turned off, it coasts to rest in 18s. Assuming the deceleration is uniform, how many revolutions did it turn through while coming to rest?
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Answer on Question55209 - Physics / Mechanics — Kinematics — Dynamics - for completion

October 1, 2015

An electric fan is turning at ν=3.0rev/s\nu = 3.0rev/s when it is turned off, it coasts to rest in t1=18st_1 = 18s. Assuming the deceleration is uniform, how many revolutions did it turn through while coming to rest?

Solution

The deceleration of the fan is:


a=νt1a = \frac{\nu}{t_1}


The number of revolutions turned coming to rest:


n=at122=νt12=27revn = \frac{a t_1^2}{2} = \frac{\nu t_1}{2} = 27rev


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