Subtract <span>3.5<span>3.5</span></span><span> from both sides </span><span><span>−9−3.5=1.1×k</span>Simplify <span>-9-3.5<span>−9−3.5</span></span><span> to </span><span>-12.5<span>−12.<span>5 </span></span></span><span><span>−12.5=1.1×k</span>Divide both sides by <span>1.1<span>1.<span>1 </span></span></span><span>−<span> 12.5/1.1 = k </span></span>Simplify 12.5/1.1 to 11.36363<span>6 </span>−11.363636=<span>k </span>then s<span>witch sides </span>k=−11.36363<span>6 </span> I could be wrong?? Let me know if this helped and if it's right
The angular velocity is the linear speed divided by the radius. ω = d/(t*r) = (14.13 ft)/((3 s)*(6 ft)) ω = 0.785 radians/second There are 180/π degrees per radian, so the angular velocity can also be written as ... ω = 45 degrees/second
