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    This document provides examples of calculating angular velocity from revolutions per minute, revolutions over time, and tangential velocity. It asks the reader to determine the angular speed of a motor running at 1200 rpm, a wheel making 5 revolutions in 25 seconds, the minute hand of a clock, and the tangential velocity of a point on Earth's equator. It also involves calculating linear velocity from angular speed and diameter or radius for an automobile wheel rotating at 500 rpm with diameters of 1 and 0.9 meters, and determining the angular speed needed for 0.8 meter radius tires to reach 20 m/s.

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    This document provides examples of calculating angular velocity from revolutions per minute, revolutions over time, and tangential velocity. It asks the reader to determine the angular speed of a motor running at 1200 rpm, a wheel making 5 revolutions in 25 seconds, the minute hand of a clock, and the tangential velocity of a point on Earth's equator. It also involves calculating linear velocity from angular speed and diameter or radius for an automobile wheel rotating at 500 rpm with diameters of 1 and 0.9 meters, and determining the angular speed needed for 0.8 meter radius tires to reach 20 m/s.

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    Angular Velocity

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    Semir Bajric
    This document provides examples of calculating angular velocity from revolutions per minute, revolutions over time, and tangential velocity. It asks the reader to determine the angular speed of a motor running at 1200 rpm, a wheel making 5 revolutions in 25 seconds, the minute hand of a clock, and the tangential velocity of a point on Earth's equator. It also involves calculating linear velocity from angular speed and diameter or radius for an automobile wheel rotating at 500 rpm with diameters of 1 and 0.9 meters, and determining the angular speed needed for 0.8 meter radius tires to reach 20 m/s.

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    Angular Velocity Practice

    1. A motor runs at 1200 rpm. What is the angular speed of the motor?

    2. A wheel is observed to rotate 5 complete revolutions in 25 seconds. What is its


    angular speed?

    3. What is the angular speed of the minute hand of any clock?

    4. What is the tangential velocity of a point at the equator of the earth? (radius of
    earth = 6.37 x 106 meters)

    5. An automobile wheel rotates at 500 rpm. If the wheel has a diameter of 1 meter,
    what is the velocity of the automobile?
    If the wheel is underinflated, its radius is only 0.9 meters. What velocity will the car
    have?

    6. In order to travel at 20 m/s (about 50 mph) what angular speed must your tires
    have if your tires have a 0.8 m radius?

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