Physics, asked by athinker, 5 months ago

why is angular distance of a revolution is 2π and not 2πr

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Answered by tarabbpsbv17

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Answer:

Hope this helps!

Explanation:

Angular distance of a revolution = Circumference/Radius

= 2πr/r

= 2π

This is why angular distance of a revolution is 2π and not 2πr.

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