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The path of an object project projected into free air space is known as.

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Answered by misbha177
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Answered by aryanagarwal466
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The path of an object project projected into free air space is known as Angular Motion.

Explanation:

Angular motion is defined as,

Movement of a body around a fixed point or a fixed axis. It is equal to the angle transmitted through a point or as a straight line drawn by the body.

Relationship between linear and angular motion

Here are some variable substitutions you can make to get the angular motion formula:

Transmission - In linear motion, we use 's' to quantify the linear distance traveled. In angular motion, we use 'θ' for the same angular distance calculation and it is measured in radians.

Velocity - In linear motion we use "v" to indicate velocity, while in angular motion we use "ω" to indicate angular velocity. Angular velocity is the number of radians covered per second.

Acceleration – We use ‘a’ to denote linear acceleration, while we use ‘α’ to mean the angular acceleration. The unit for angular acceleration is radians per second2.

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