Asked by Nilan
In 9.7 s a fisherman winds 2.1 m of fishing line onto a reel whose radius is 30 cm (assumed to be constant as an approximation).
The line is reeled in at constant speed.
Determine the angular speed of the reel in rad/s.
Thank you.
The line is reeled in at constant speed.
Determine the angular speed of the reel in rad/s.
Thank you.
Answers
Answered by
bobpursley
speed tangential=2.1/9.7 m/s
tangential speed= w*r
anglar speed=tangenital speed/radius
tangential speed= w*r
anglar speed=tangenital speed/radius
Answered by
Nilan
I'm still confused.
to find angular speed =
tnngenital speed/radius, would the radii cancel out, leaving only the tangential speed?
still confused as to set up
to find angular speed =
tnngenital speed/radius, would the radii cancel out, leaving only the tangential speed?
still confused as to set up
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