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If a race car is traveling along a circular track, and it travels 1 lap, or 2pi radians in 4 minutes, then we can find the cars angular velocity by plugging theta = 2pi radians and t = 4 minutes into our formula to get w = 2pi / 4 = pi / 2 radians per minute. For better understanding follow this diagram.
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Angular velocity = (final angle) - (initial angle) / time = change in position/time
ω = (θf - θi) / t
ω = angular velocity
θf = the final angle
θi = the initial angle
t = time
Δθ = short form for 'the change in angle'
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ω = (θf - θi) / t
ω = angular velocity
θf = the final angle
θi = the initial angle
t = time
Δθ = short form for 'the change in angle'
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