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Determine the angular displacement in radians for 4.3 revolutions
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1 revolution = 2pi in radians you have 4.3 revolutions. What do you do?
4.3 / 2?
4.3/2pi**** don't forget the pi. very crucial.
6.7?
how did you get 6.7
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your equation should look as so:\[\frac{ 4.3 }{2\pi}\]
.7?
Yes. If you round it up. Good job.
Have u tried Kahn academy?
Just wondering.
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no i haven't
Formula of Angular diaplacement is \[\theta=\frac{ s }{ r }\] s is the distance covered by the object R is radius SO circle is 2phi 4.3\2 x 3.14 since phi=3.141 4.3\6.28 0.6847 0.7 approximately this is the correct answer
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