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The w is the lower case Greek omega: ##\omega##. It is usually used for angular frequency which in SI units is measured in radians/secondjaguar57 said:I need to know what the w is in this formula.
Also I am not 100% sure which angle it is using.
This is for figuring the inertia of the piston assembly in a 2 stroke engine.
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The symbol in question is used to represent the concept of force in physics. It is commonly known as the "force symbol" or "F symbol".
To identify a physics symbol, you can refer to a physics textbook or online resource. Some common symbols may also be found in everyday objects, such as the symbol for acceleration being used on a car's speedometer.
The units for a physics symbol can vary depending on the specific symbol and its context. Some common units used in physics include meters (m) for distance, seconds (s) for time, and kilograms (kg) for mass.
Yes, some symbols can have multiple meanings in physics, especially if used in different contexts or in different branches of physics. It is important to carefully consider the context in which the symbol is being used to determine its meaning.
Yes, there is a standard set of symbols used in physics that is recognized by the scientific community. These symbols are often used in equations and diagrams to represent physical quantities and concepts.