A particle starts from rest and it's angular displacement (in radius) is given by Φt^2/20 +t/5 calculate the angular velocity at the end of t=4 second .
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A particle starts from rest and its angular displacement (in red) is given by
0= t²/20+t/5,
calculate the angular velocity at the end of t =4 second.
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Angular Velocity,
w= do/dt (t²/20+t/5) = 2t/20+1/5
when t = 4s,
w=2×4/20+1/5 =0.6rad/s
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