A turbine is spinning at 3800rpm. Friction in the bearings is so low that it takes 10min to coast to a stop. How many revolutions does the turbine make while stopping?

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The turbine make19012rev while stopping.

Step by step solution

01

Given Information

ωf=3800rpmωi=0

t=10min

02

Formula

2θ=(ωf+ωi)t

03

Explanation

First convert angular velocity from revolution per minute to radian per second:

ωf=3800revmin×1min60s×2πrad1rev=397.73rad/s

Now, convert time in sec from min

t=10min×60s1min=600s

By putting values in formula

θ=(ωf+ωi)t2θ=(398rad/s+0rad/s)(600s)2θ=(398rad/s)(600s)2θ=119400rad

Converting radian into revolution

θ=2πNN=θ2πN=119400rad(2)(3.14rad)N=19012.7rev

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