The magnitude of the angular velocity is given by:
Correct answer: B. ω= θ/t
- A. ω = r θ
- B. ω= θ/t
- C. ω=θ2/t
- D. ω=r2/θ
Explanation
The correct formula for angular velocity is ω = θ/t, where ω represents angular velocity, θ is the angle, and t is time. This formula defines how quickly an object is rotating around a fixed point in two dimensions. The other options do not accurately represent the concept of angular velocity and should be ruled out.
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