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When describing a rotation which of the following directions is applicable for a rotationQuestion
When describing a rotation, what is the following direction is applicable for a rotation
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When describing a rotation, the direction can be specified as either **clockwise** or **counterclockwise** (or anticlockwise).
- **Clockwise (CW)**: This direction refers to the motion that follows the same direction as the hands of a clock. It moves in a downward and rightward direction when viewed from above.
- **Counterclockwise (CCW)**: This direction is opposite to that of a clock’s hands, moving upwards and leftward when viewed from above.
The context in which you are describing the rotation (such as in a plane, in three-dimensional space, or as part of a mechanical system) may also influence how these terms are applied.
- **Clockwise (CW)**: This direction refers to the motion that follows the same direction as the hands of a clock. It moves in a downward and rightward direction when viewed from above.
- **Counterclockwise (CCW)**: This direction is opposite to that of a clock’s hands, moving upwards and leftward when viewed from above.
The context in which you are describing the rotation (such as in a plane, in three-dimensional space, or as part of a mechanical system) may also influence how these terms are applied.
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