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3 years ago

Una rueda que tiene 15 cm de radio, realiza 64 vueltas en 16 seg. Calcula: Periodo Frecuencia Velocidad angular Velocidad lineal

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liraira [26]3 years ago

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Answer:

i) El período de la rueda es de 0,25 segundos.

ii) La frecuencia de la rueda es 4 Hertz

iii) La velocidad angular es aproximadamente 25.133

iv) La velocidad lineal es de aproximadamente 3,77 m / s

Explanation:

El radio de la rueda, r = 15 cm = 0,15 m

El número de vueltas que hace la rueda = 64 vueltas

El tiempo que tarda el volante en dar 64 vueltas = 16 segundos

i) El período = El tiempo que tarda la rueda en dar 1 vuelta

∴ El período de la rueda, T = 16 segundos/(64 vueltas) = 0,25 segundos

El período de la rueda, T = 0,25 segundos

ii) La frecuencia = El número de vueltas por segundo

∴ La frecuencia de la rueda, f = 64 vueltas /(16 segundos) = 4 Hertz

1 vuelta = 2 · π radianes

La frecuencia de la rueda, f = 4 Hertz

iii) Velocidad angular = La medida del ángulo girado por segundo

∴ La velocidad angular, ω = 64 × 2 × π/16 segundos ≈ 8 · π rad/segundos ≈ 25.133 rad/seg

La velocidad angular, ω ≈ 25.133

iv) La velocidad lineal, v = r × ω

∴ v = 0,15 m × 8 · π rad / segundos ≈ 3,77 m/s

La velocidad lineal, v ≈ 3.77 m/s

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