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STALIN [3.7K]
3 years ago
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a 1 gram spiders sits on a platform rotating at 78 rpm. the spider is 15 cm from the centre disk. find the speed of the spider

Physics
1 answer:
olga nikolaevna [1]3 years ago
8 0

The spider is traveling in a circle with radius = 15cm

The circumference of any circle = <em>2 pi (radius)</em>
The circumference of the spider's path = 2 pi (15 cm) = 30 pi cm

The spider completes a trip around this path 78 times per minute.
Its speed, relative to you, is   

                               (78) x (30 pi) cm/min =

                                       2,340 pi cm/min =  7,351.33 cm/min =

                                     <em>  73.5133 meter/min =</em>

                                       <em>4.411 km/hr =</em>

                                         <em>2.74  miles/hour

</em>
(After the last appearance of pi,
all numbers are rounded.)<em>

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