A disc initially at rest, is rotated about its axis with a uniform angular acceleration. In the first $2$ $s$ , it rotates an angle $\theta$. In the next $2\, s$, the disc will rotate through an angle
A disc initially at rest, is rotated about its axis with a uniform angular acceleration. In the first $2$ $s$ , it rotates an angle $\theta$. In the next $2\, s$, the disc will rotate through an angle
- A
$\theta$
- B
$2\,\theta$
- C
$3\,\theta$
- D
$4\,\theta$
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