Physics, asked by AlanWalkerr, 1 year ago

The second hand of a clock is 3.0cm long. Calculate the speed of the tip of the hand.

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Answered by 247him
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Answer : π/10 cm/s = 3.141/10 = 0.3141 cm/s

explanation ->

one rotation time = 60s

radius (r) = 3.0cm

circumference = 2π.r = 2π.3 = 6π

distance travelled by the tip of the hand in 60 seconds = 6π cm

Hence speed = distance / time = 6π/60 = π/10 cm/s = 3.141/10 = 0.3141 cm/s


AlanWalkerr: wrong
247him: please check again, it's the correct explanation
247him: would be good if you can tell what's wrong in it ?
Answered by MarilynEvans
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<b><u>Answer</u></b>

<b><u>Step-by-step explanation</u></b>

<b>Given that,</b>

The length of second hand = 3.0cm

<b>We know that,</b>

<b>V = WR</b>

Where, W stands for angular velocity and R for the length of second's hand.

<b>Also, we know that,</b>

W =  \frac{2π}{60}

<b>But we have to find,</b>

Angular velocity = ?

<b>By substituting the above values,</b>

V =  \frac{2π}{60} × 0.03 m/s


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