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| Sep25-09, 10:32 AM | #1 |
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Is this done properly, please help
The blades of a fan rotate clockwise at −225 rad/s at medium speed, and −355 rad/s at high speed. If it takes 3.05 seconds to get from medium to high speed, what is the average angular acceleration of the fan blades during this time?
Is the answer -(355-225)/3.05 = 42.6 rad/s^2 Please work it out and tell me if I did this correctly |
| Sep25-09, 05:01 PM | #2 |
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Hi Ion1776!
![]() (try using the X2 tag just above the Reply box ) …(apart from the sign) the usual constant acceleration equations apply to angular distance speed and acceleration just as they do to linear distance speed and acceleration … in this case, you can (and did) use v - u = at.
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