Find angular acceleration when dw is 250 rpm and dt is 5.00 s.
Correct answer: A. 5.24 rad/sec^2
- A. 5.24 rad/sec^2
- B. 6 rad/sec^2
- C. 10 rad/sec^2
- D. None of these
Explanation
Angular Acceleration = t, Where = change in angular velocity t = change in time First we convert from rpm rads-1 250 rpm = 250 2 / 60 = 250 2(3.14) / 60 = 26.17 rads-1 = 26.17 rads-1 Then, = t, = 26.17 / 5 = 5.23 rads-2
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