Which of the following is a correct relationship between linear displacement and angular displacement?
a. v equals d over t
b. a equals r alpha
c. v equals r omega
d equals r theta
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Answer:
V = rω
explanation :-
Consider a particle moving with uniform circular motion in anticlock wise direction with centre O and radius r the particle cover an arc of length △s in time △t moving from A to B.
Hence the angular displacement is
Hence the angular displacement is
△θ= △s / r
Dividing both side by △t
△θ /∆ t = 1/r × △s / △t
In the time interval △t be infinitesimally small (△t→0), then
lim
△t→θ △θ /∆t =ω and lim△t→θ △s / ∆ t =V
ω= V / r
V=rω
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Answer:
d ≈ rθ
Explanation:
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