The disk with a mass of 0.4 kg and a radius of 2 cm (I = 1 / 2mr ^ 2) slows down as it rolls on a flat surface. While the motion of the disc is the result of the moment of inertia, the friction coefficient is 0.1. Calculate the torque responsible for the deceleration of the disc

The disk with a mass of 0.4 kg and a radius of 2 cm (I = 1 / 2mr ^ 2) slows down as it rolls on a flat surface. While the motion of the disc is the result of the moment of inertia, the friction coefficient is 0.1. Calculate the torque responsible for the deceleration of the disc

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