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OpenStudy (teedoodle83):

A wheel of radius 25 ft. is rotating 13 RPM counterclockwise. Considering a point on the rim of the rotating wheel, what is the angular speed ω in rad/sec and the linear speed v in ft/sec?

OpenStudy (mathmate):

Hints: 1 RPM=1 rotation / minute = 1*\(\pi\) radians / 60 sec. = \(\pi/60\) rad/sec. Linear speed at the rim is the tangential speed, given by v=r\(\omega\), where r=radius, and \(\omega\)=angular velocity.

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