William C. answered 10/04/23
Experienced Tutor Specializing in Chemistry, Math, and Physics
15° = π/12 rad
(π/12 rad)/(38 rad/s) = π/(12×38) = (π/456) ≈ 6.9 × 10–3 sec
Fajer A.
asked 10/04/23William C. answered 10/04/23
Experienced Tutor Specializing in Chemistry, Math, and Physics
15° = π/12 rad
(π/12 rad)/(38 rad/s) = π/(12×38) = (π/456) ≈ 6.9 × 10–3 sec
Swapnil T. answered 10/04/23
Award winning Physics(PhD) Prof (14 yrs) with over 20 yrs tutoring
Here is the solution with detailed explanation. if you want a quick explanation, then look below after *** mark.
First, you have to convert radians to degrees or vice versa, because radians and degrees are two units of angle and one should not mix them in a single calculation.
Here it's easier to convert 15 degrees to radians.
A formula to convert degrees to radians is to multiply by π /180.
so here 15o x π /180o = π /12 radians.
Now the baseball is spinning at the rate of 38 rad/s.
So how long will it take to spin through π /12 rads.
This we can find by thinking in terms of ratio and proportions. If 38 rad in one second then π /12 rad in how much time.
The answer will be found by time= (π /12 rad) / (38 rad) X 1 second = π / 456 second = 0.0069 second or 6.9 ms.
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One could also use the physics equation for angular velocity ω. θ=ω x t
here θ = π /12 rad. and ω = 38 rad/s
Solving for t, we find t= θ/ω ⇒ t = (π /12 rad) / (38 rad) = 0.0069 second or 6.9 ms.
So 6.9 ms is the correct answer.
Hope that helps.
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