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How to find Angular Speed when given frequency?
4.5minutes*60 secs- Fernando Calvario
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Riding a bicycle around a tree w/ constant acceleration
I'll take note. Thank you- Fernando Calvario
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Riding a bicycle around a tree w/ constant acceleration
≈1.5386 rad/s- Fernando Calvario
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Riding a bicycle around a tree w/ constant acceleration
θƒ = 23.672 rads (??)- Fernando Calvario
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Riding a bicycle around a tree w/ constant acceleration
α = 5.00 * 10^-2 rad/s^2 θƒ = 162m Oooh, I get it now I got the wrong θi. It should be 0- Fernando Calvario
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Riding a bicycle around a tree w/ constant acceleration
*rad/s (some Freudian slip there hehe if the units is the only thing wrong)- Fernando Calvario
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Riding a bicycle around a tree w/ constant acceleration
3.4496 m/s- Fernando Calvario
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Riding a bicycle around a tree w/ constant acceleration
Oh yes that's what I meant. I tend to forget the proper symbol- Fernando Calvario
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Riding a bicycle around a tree w/ constant acceleration
ωf2 = ωi2 + 2a (θf - θi)- Fernando Calvario
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Riding a bicycle around a tree w/ constant acceleration
So I did this: ωf = √2(5*10^-2 rad/s^2)(162m-43m). I got 3.446 m/s- Fernando Calvario
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Riding a bicycle around a tree w/ constant acceleration
vf ^2 = vi^2 + 2aΔx- Fernando Calvario
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Riding a bicycle around a tree w/ constant acceleration
Homework Statement African baobab trees can have circumferences of up to 43.0 m. Imagine riding a bicycle around a tree this size. If, starting from rest, you travel a distance of 162 m around the tree with a constant angular acceleration of 5.00 × 10–2 rad/s2, what will your final angular...- Fernando Calvario
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- Acceleration Angular speed Bicycle Constant Constant acceleration Physics Tree
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How to find Angular Speed when given frequency?
Homework Statement A floral clock in Japan has a radius of 15.5 m. If you ride a bike around the clock, making 16.0 revolutions in 4.50 min, what is your average angular speed? Homework Equations ω = velocity/radius ; 1 rev=2*pi rad The Attempt at a Solution (16 rev*2*pi rad)/270 secs = 0.372...- Fernando Calvario
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- Angular Angular speed Frequency Speed
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