Asked by Mandy
Why is the total distance traveled by a mass traveling in a circle of radius R during n revolutions, 2piRn?
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Answered by
Henry
C = 2pir units / rev = circumference.
d = 2pir units / rev * n rev = Total
distance traveled.
Now let's use real numbers:
r = 5m.
n = 10revs.
C = 2pir = 6.28 * 5m = 31.4m/rev.
d = 2pirn = 31.4m/rev * 10revs = 314m.
d = 2pir units / rev * n rev = Total
distance traveled.
Now let's use real numbers:
r = 5m.
n = 10revs.
C = 2pir = 6.28 * 5m = 31.4m/rev.
d = 2pirn = 31.4m/rev * 10revs = 314m.
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