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This is strangest problem I've ever seen. I have no idea where to start...
Do you have any idea? @yrelhan4
i think i do. give me some time.
hmm. step 1: convert rev/min into rad/sec step 2: find the force exerted by the gas. F=dP/dt = vdm/dt step 3: find the torque due to ejection of gas due to both the nozzles. = 2F.r step 4: put this equal to I*alpha where I is moment of inertia and find alpha step 5: apply w(final) = alpha*t and find t.
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This has nothing to do with angular momentum, lol. Thanks.
haha. no. you're welcome.
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