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A disk is free to rotate around its fixed axis of revolution (delta). The moment of inertia of disk around delta is J=4×10^-2 kg.m^2 This disk is initially at rest is submitted to the action of a couple whose moment is equal to 0.2 N.m What's the number of revolutions the disk performs during the first 2 seconds of motion

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