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if angular displacement of a particle is given by A=a-bt+ctsquare then find its angular velocity​

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Answered by drdivyaratheesh
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Answer:

-b+2ct

Explanation:

A=a-bt+ct^2

on differentiation

angular velocity = -b+2ct

Answered by NITESH761
0

Explanation:

\sf ω = \dfrac{d θ}{dt}

\sf \longmapsto \dfrac{d}{dt}(a-bt+ct^2)

\sf \longmapsto -b+2ct

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