Asked by Anonymous
what is the unit for translational speed? is it the same as m/s or different?
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Anonymous
speed is m/s, it is a scalar and you can measure it with a speedometer
velocity is ALSO m/s but is a vector. You need both a speedometer AND a compass to measure it.
speed is the magnitude of the velocity vector.
velocity is ALSO m/s but is a vector. You need both a speedometer AND a compass to measure it.
speed is the magnitude of the velocity vector.
Answered by
Ash
May be its rad/sec.
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NO
NO ! radians per second is angular velocity or speed.
speed = radius * w
where w = angular speed in radians/second and radius is in meters then speed is m/s still
radians has no linear units, just 2pi of them is a circle.
speed = radius * w
where w = angular speed in radians/second and radius is in meters then speed is m/s still
radians has no linear units, just 2pi of them is a circle.
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