Question

what is linear velosity​

Answer 1

Answer:

Well,

Explanation:

"Linear velocity" is a measure of distance per time unit. For instance, if the wheel in the previous example has a radius of 47 centimeters, then each pass of the circumference is 94π cm, or about 295 cm. Since the wheel does sixty of these revolutions in one minute, then the total length covered is 60 × 94&pi = 5,640π cm, or about 177 meters, in one minute. (That's about 10.6 kph, or about 6.7 mph.)