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Zanzabum
1 year ago
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you and your roommate are riding on a large carousel. you are standing near the center. your roommate is standing near the outsi

de edge. who has the greatest angular velocity?
Physics
1 answer:
spayn [35]1 year ago
6 0

You and your friends are revolving at the same speed. As a result, your friend and you both have the same angular velocity.

Now that we have the formula for linear velocity—V = omega—we can move on to the following section and draw the conclusion that if the relationship between and grows, so will we.

From here, we may also infer that the radius is larger in this instance because you are close to the right edge. Since you and your friend have different linear velocities and you have the higher linear velocity. If you've ever actually been on a merry-go-round, you already know that being on the edge is considerably more enjoyable rotation than being in the centre.

However, there is a similarity between the two people who are moving about. In the same amount of time, they will each cover the same rotation. The term "angular velocity" refers to a speed that measures the angle of rotation over a specified period of time.

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