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relation between linear and angular velocity ​

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Answered by ItzCoolBoy
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Linear velocity is defined as the rate of change of displacement. The unit of linear velocity is m/s.

Angular velocity of a body is the rate of change of angular displacement over a period of time. The unit of angular velocity is rad/s.

Relation between Linear velocity and angular velocity:

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\sf{Let\; \omega \rightarrow Uniform\;angular\;velocity\;of\;point\;object\;moving \;along \;PQ}

\sf{v \rightarrow Linear\;speed}

\sf{r \rightarrow Radius\;of\;circular\;path}

\sf{t \rightarrow Time \;at \;which\; the \;object\; is \;at \;point \;P}

\sf{t+\Delta t \rightarrow Time\;at\;which\;the\;object\;is\;at\;Q}

\sf{Let\; \angle POQ = \Delta \theta}

And,

\sf{\overrightarrow{OQ}=\overrightarrow{r}+\overrightarrow{\Delta r}}

It means that an object describes an arc PQ of length Δl in time interval Δt.

\sf{\therefore v = \dfrac{\Delta l}{\Delta t}}

\sf{\implies \Delta l = v\Delta t\;\;\;...........(1)}

\sf{\omega = \dfrac{\Delta \theta}{\Delta t}}

\sf{\implies \Delta \theta = \omega \Delta t \;\;\;\;\;.........(2)}

We know,

\sf{\Delta \theta = \dfrac{\Delta l}{r} \;\;\;\;\;\;\;\;\Bigg[\therefore Angle = \dfrac{Arc}{Radius}\Bigg]}

From equations (1) and (2),

\sf{\omega \Delta t=\dfrac{v\Delta t}{r}}

{\boxed{\boxed{\bf{\therefore v = r\omega}}}}

Direction of velocity at any point in circular motion is directed along the tangent to the circle at that point in the direction of motion.

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Answered by MrPõisoñ
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Given in the question :-

( v ) => Linear Velocity .

( ω ) => Angular Velocity .

There is a realtion between linear displacement and angular displacement .

let angular displacement be ( x )

Angle which is moved by particle (  θ )

radius ( r )

=>  θ = x / r

=> x = r θ .............( i )

in this equation ( i ) divide both side by ( t ) time

=> x / t = rθ/t

=> x / t. = v ,,  θ/t. = ω

v = rω

Hence the realtion between angular velocity and linear velocity is

➡ ♦ v = r × ω ♦ .

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