Phasor angular velocity for a triangle wave?

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What would the angular velocity for a phasor be for a triangle wave?
I think it would vary sinusoidally but I can't find an expression
 
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Anything which is not sinusoidal but periodic can be expanded into harmonic series (Fourier expansion) and each terms in the series has different angular velocity.
 

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