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Derive the dimensions of angular acceleration.​

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Answered by DHARANEESHO5
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Angular acceleration is the time rate of change in the angular velocity. It is a pseudovector in 3 dimensions. In the SI unit, we measure it in radians/second squared (rad/s^{2}). Moreover, we denote it usually by the Greek letter alpha \alpha

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Answered by Anonymous
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Dimension of angular acceleration is 1/t or t-¹

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