The radians traveled θ = (1/2)∝t2 where ∝ = angular acceleration and t = time in seconds here.
The radians traveled in 2 revolutions is 2 x 2pi = 4pi = 12.57
So, solve for t knowing that ∝ = .135 rad/sec2
Jordan M.
asked 05/05/22A kid pushes a stationary
merry-go-round, creating an
acceleration of 0.135 rad/s^2.
How much time does it take the
merry-go-round to complete
2.00 rotations?
Can someone answer this thourghly please?
The radians traveled θ = (1/2)∝t2 where ∝ = angular acceleration and t = time in seconds here.
The radians traveled in 2 revolutions is 2 x 2pi = 4pi = 12.57
So, solve for t knowing that ∝ = .135 rad/sec2
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