I dont really get linear and angular speed :( A car is moving at the rate of 40 miles per hour and the diameter of its wheels is 2.5 feet. a) Find the rotational speed of the wheels in revolutions per minute. b) Find the angular speeds of the wheels in radians per minute.
\[V =\omega r\] \[\omega = V/r\]
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angular speed
um..can you show me how to solve this problem..? i have the formulas already..
r is in feet so..change it to miles..))
wouldnt r = 1.25?
Lol....Giving direct answers is prohibited here
I have the answer..I need to know HOW to solve it.
but 2.5 is the diameter
Yup....u r correct..
just subs nw
so 1.25 would be r
1.25 feet
Ok let me solve and see if i get it
and v= 40miles/hr
or \[\omega = 2\pi V/T\]
U can use any of them here..))
nw solve this and tell me the answer
Hold on this willtakeme a while..Tyyy tho
ok..
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