Question

stars from when a large rotating cloud of gas collapses what happens to angular speed of gas cloud as it collapses?​

Answer 1

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And remember that angular momentum is conserved. So if a rotating cloud collapses (r gets smaller) than it must spin faster (v gets bigger).