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What is the speed of the skater's hands in rotational motion?
For Future reference, the equation for this problem is V=[2(pi)r]/t t is found per second i.e. 60/120- mmbruns
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What is the speed of the skater's hands in rotational motion?
I understand that, but that is not the answer...I tried it already.- mmbruns
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What is the speed of the skater's hands in rotational motion?
The answer I get from that is 0.81705- mmbruns
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What is the speed of the skater's hands in rotational motion?
Nope didn't get it...I tried doing the equation v=w(pi)f wrong! Gerrrrr- mmbruns
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What is the speed of the skater's hands in rotational motion?
I Got It! Thanks for your help!- mmbruns
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What is the speed of the skater's hands in rotational motion?
Work. From what I understand in class V[SIZE="2"]t=Angular velocity * radius from my calculations 120rpm = 2rps and d=.130m, so C= .4082m And I multiplied 2*.4082 to find the total distance in one revolution =.8164m in one sec Now I'm stuck- mmbruns
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What is the speed of the skater's hands in rotational motion?
A skater holds her arms outstretched as she spins at 120rpm. What is the speed of her hands if they are 130cm apart?- mmbruns
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