The angular velocity of the propeller is 136.1 rad/s; linear velocity is 153.1 m/s; centripetal acceleration 20835.2 m/s² and 2123.8 g.
<h3>What is the angular velocity of the propeller?</h3>
The angular velocity of the propeller in rad/s is given as follows:
1300 rev/min = 1300 * 2π/60 = 136.1 rad/s.
b. The linear velocity, v = radius * angular velocity
Linear velocity, v = 2.25/2 * 136.1
v = 153.1 m/s
c. Centripetal acceleration,
Centripetal acceleration in terms of g;
Therefore, the angular velocity of the propeller is 136.1 rad/s; linear velocity is 153.1 m/s; centripetal acceleration 20835.2 m/s² and 2123.8 g.
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Answer:
Explanation:
given,
length of the ship = 120 m
length of model of the ship = 4 m
Speed at which the ship travels = 70 km/h
speed of model = ?
by using froude's law
for dynamic similarities
hence, the velocity of model will be 12.78 km/h
Answer:
83km
Explanation:
Distance from the 256km marker to 138km marker.....is (256 - 138) = 118km
Then when he traces back to the 173km marker....he moves (173 - 138) = 35km but its in the opposite direction...so hence..its -35km(since when calculating displacement...direction has to be accounted for)...
Total displacement from the 256km marker
; 118 + (-35) = 83km