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A belt-driven $\text{DC}$ shunt generator running at $300\: \text{RPM}$ delivers $100 \:\text{kW}$ to a $200 \:V\: \text{DC}$ grid. It continues to run as a motor when the belt breaks, taking $10 \:\text{kW}$ from the $\text{DC}$ grid. The armature resistance is $0.025$ $\Omega$, field resistance is $50\:\Omega$, and brush drop is $2 \:V$. Ignoring armature reaction, the speed of the motor is _____  $\text{RPM}$. (Round off to $2$ decimal places.)
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