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Physics, 14.04.2020 19:57, patienxel

Wheel A has a radius of R and wheel B has a radius of 2R. Wheel A has all the mass at the rim, while wheel B has the mass uniformly distributed, like a solid disk. The wheels have the same mass. The same torque is applied to both wheels. Which one accelerates faster in response to this torque?

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