A 16 N m torque is applied to a wheel of mass 1 kg and radius of gyration of 2 m.
What is the resulting angular acceleration?
a) 3 rad/s2
b) 4 rad/s2
c) 6 rad/s2
d) 10 rad/s2
e) none of the above
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