in 1s a particle goes from point a to point b moving in a semicircle the magnitude of angular velocity is
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we know that ,
the rate of change in angular displacement is equal to the angular velocity
and we also know that ,
Ɵ = l/r
if the particle moves full circle then distance covered by it is 2πr (circumstance)
if it is moves half of that then distance moved is 2πr/2 = πr(arc)
Ɵ = πr/r
Ɵ = π
the angle between point A and B is π radian
ω = Ɵ/t
ω = π/1
ω = π rad/s
Therefore magnitude of the angular velocity is π rad/s
the rate of change in angular displacement is equal to the angular velocity
and we also know that ,
Ɵ = l/r
if the particle moves full circle then distance covered by it is 2πr (circumstance)
if it is moves half of that then distance moved is 2πr/2 = πr(arc)
Ɵ = πr/r
Ɵ = π
the angle between point A and B is π radian
ω = Ɵ/t
ω = π/1
ω = π rad/s
Therefore magnitude of the angular velocity is π rad/s
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