Velocity and angular acceleration

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Is this true?

[tex]\vec \omega \times r = \vec v[/tex]
 
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That's actually meaningless.

This is true:[tex]\vec {\omega} \times \vec{r} = \vec {v}[/tex]

(with respect to fixed origin)


Assuming omega is the angular velocity, r position vector, and v, the tangential velocity.