Asked by Mischa
I need to find the centripetal acceleration of my clothes dryer. How would I go about doing it... Would the tangential speed just be 2pi*R*number of rotations/time, or how would I find that?
Put a shoe in the dryer. Count the number of times the shoe tumbles in a minute (that gives you rev/min) To get angular speed, muliply that by 2PI/60, so you have it in radians per second.
Now
multipy by r to get velocity.
Put a shoe in the dryer. Count the number of times the shoe tumbles in a minute (that gives you rev/min) To get angular speed, muliply that by 2PI/60, so you have it in radians per second.
Now
multipy by r to get velocity.
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