Angular Speed of Clock Minute Hand: Rad/s

[mastiffcacher]

Homework Statement

What is the angular speed of the tip of the minute hand on a clock, in rad/s?

Homework Equations

I thought the equations needed would be angular velocity= change of theta/change in time.

The Attempt at a Solution

I worked on this one and am sure it has a simple answer. I know that it moves 2pi radians in 3600 seconds. I figured that to be .001745 rad every second. When I put that answer in, it tells me to check it because I may have rounded incorrectly or used the wrong number of sig figs. Did I at least start this problem correctly?

 

[michalll]

Generally counter-clockwise is taken as positive and clokwise as negative direction

 

[mastiffcacher]

I tried it as negative but it still is telling me that is incorrect.