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calculate angular velocity if its displacement is 90 degree and it complete this displacement in 5 seconds?
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Angular velocity is equal to the displacement over the time it takes to do that displacement. So the formula is \[\omega=\frac{\Delta \theta}{\Delta t} \]. Also you should convert the displacement to radians. Angular velocity is analogous to velocity v is the way that: \[\ v =\frac{\Delta S}{\Delta t} \]Where S - distance traveled; t - time taken See the similarities?
using knowledge gained by above question convert 90 degrees to radians and rest is same as gogind says then u get answer in radians/second
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