Physics, asked by codeist, 1 year ago

The second's hand of a watch is 2 cm long. The speed of the tip of this hand is.?

Please answer with full statement and calculation.

Answers

Answered by gohan1
22
v= wr where w stands for angular velocity and r for length of second's hand
w=2π/60
V=2π/60×0.02 m/s

codeist: Thanks bro
gohan1: my pleasure
codeist: But where did 2π/60 come from?
gohan1: w=angle subscribed/ time taken
codeist: and btw which class has this formula?
gohan1: eleventh
Answered by skyfall63
23

The second hand’s tip speed is 0.21 cm/s

Given:

Length = 2 cm

To find:

Speed = ?

Solution:

\text{Speed} =\frac{\text {Distance}}{\text {Time}}

Distance = Circumference of the circle

\text{ Circumference of the circle } = 2 \pi r

Radius = r = length of the seconds hand

\text{Distance} =2 \pi r

\text{Distance} =2 \times \frac{22}{7} \times 2

\Rightarrow \text { Distance }=12.57 \ \mathrm{cm}

The time taken by the seconds hand to complete circumference is 60 seconds.

\therefore \text { Speed }=\frac{12.57}{60}

\text { Speed } = 0.209

Thus, the seconds hand’s speed is,

\Rightarrow \text { Speed }=0.21 \ \mathrm{cm} / \mathrm{s}

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