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The tire is then lowered and held against the ground using its own weight but it does not translate forward, it only skids against the ground. Take the coefficient of kinetic friction is 1,5 and the coefficient of kinetic friction is 0,7 and approximate the tire as a hoop. What is the initial angular momentum of the tire? What is the magnitude of the torque applied to the tire due to friction?How long will it take for the tire to stop spinning completely?If the tire were made of rubber, what would its change in the temperature be? (Assume a specific heat capacity of 2010 J/kg for rubber)

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