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how do you find angular velocity from cm/sec to degrees/sec?
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|dw:1385423804342:dw| It depends on the distance from the center of rotation \[ \omega = \frac{\text{velocity (cm/s)}}{\text{radial distance (cm)}}\] A point in circular motion with some velocity v will have a greater angular velocity distance r away from the center than it will distance R away from the center.
derp, sorry |dw:1385438190812:dw|
omega = angular velocity = tangential velocity/radius omega = 2 pi (radians) = 360o.
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