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Angular Velocity |
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![]() Is it correct to say, "The farther the particle (P) from the axis of rotation the faster it is moving in a linear way?" Does very particle (P) on the object rotate through the same angle in a given time interval? And do all particles have the same angular speed and angular acceleration? |
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Solving rotational motion problems is very similar to solving for linear motion problems. You will use the motion equations with angular quatities! ![]() |
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What about Kinetic Energy of Rotation? | ||||||||||
![]() So, which object (e,f,g,h, or i) would win a race down an incline plane? |
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How is it that the human brain knows physics but the human seems completely oblivious to these concepts? Our brains are the offspring of the evolution of the universe. . . |
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Each Particle in the object has a different linear velocity! ![]() |
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