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Does anyone know where I can find a list of angular velocities of different kinds of bullets fired from different kinds of guns?
The angular velocity of bullets is the rate of change of the angle at which a bullet rotates around its central axis. It is measured in radians per second and is affected by factors such as the bullet's mass, shape, and velocity.
The angular velocity of bullets can be calculated by dividing the bullet's linear velocity by its distance from the axis of rotation. It can also be calculated by multiplying the bullet's angular acceleration by its time of rotation.
The angular velocity of bullets plays a crucial role in determining the accuracy and trajectory of a bullet. It affects the bullet's stability, spin, and ultimately its impact on the target.
The angular velocity of bullets typically decreases as the bullet travels further from the muzzle of the gun. This is due to air resistance and other external factors that slow down the bullet's rotation.
Yes, the angular velocity of bullets can be altered by adjusting the bullet's mass, shape, or velocity. It can also be affected by external forces such as wind or gravity. However, the bullet's angular velocity will also change naturally as it travels through the air and rotates around its central axis.