Converting Revolutions to Radians Per Second

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Hello I have a question about converting rev to rad/s.


If i had 1.13 revolutions for every 2.08s, how do I convert that into rad/s?

1.13rev/2.08s * 2pi ?


Thank you for you help.

 

[dextercioby]

$$1 \ \mbox{rev}=2\pi \ \mbox{rad}$$ is all u need to know.

Daniel.

 

[hotmail590]

I do not quite understand 1 rev = 2pi rad. I have 1.13 rev per 2.08 seconds. So would 1.13/2.08 = rev? and then take that and multiply 2pi?

 

[dextercioby]

$$\frac{1.13 \ \mbox{rev}}{2.08 \ \mbox{s}}=\frac{1.13\cdot 2\pi \ \mbox{rad}}{2.08 \ \mbox{s}}=\frac{1.13\cdot 2\pi}{2.08} \cdot \frac{\mbox{rad}}{\mbox{s}}$$

Daniel.