Rotational kinematics investigates the laws of motion for objects moving in a circular path without considering the forces causing the motion. It defines variables such as initial and final time, angular position, angular displacement, linear and angular velocity, linear and angular acceleration, radius of the circular path, and length of the path traveled over a given time interval. These variables are used to describe and analyze circular or rotational motion.
Rotational kinematics investigates the laws of motion for objects moving in a circular path without considering the forces causing the motion. It defines variables such as initial and final time, angular position, angular displacement, linear and angular velocity, linear and angular acceleration, radius of the circular path, and length of the path traveled over a given time interval. These variables are used to describe and analyze circular or rotational motion.
Rotational kinematics investigates the laws of motion for objects moving in a circular path without considering the forces causing the motion. It defines variables such as initial and final time, angular position, angular displacement, linear and angular velocity, linear and angular acceleration, radius of the circular path, and length of the path traveled over a given time interval. These variables are used to describe and analyze circular or rotational motion.
Rotational kinematics investigates lows of motion of objects along circular path without any reference to
forces that cause the motion to change
Here (all units see here):
is initial time on time interval in seconds is final time
is original angular position at time in radians
is final angular position at time is angular displacement during time is original linear velocity vector at time tangent to trajectory is final linear velocity vector at time , tangent to trajectory is total linear acceleration vector, in plane of motion is normal component of total acceleration vector is tangential component of total acceleration vector is radius vector of trajectory, normal to trajectory is length of path during time is angular velocity vector, normal to plane of motion is angular acceleration vector, normal to plane of motion