Connecting period and frequency to angular velocity | AP Physics 1 | Khan Academy

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one second, two seconds

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Awesome explanation! Thanks, and it's so easy & simple!

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One second two second three second

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Very well explained. Thank you very much.

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Thank you, i understand it better than how my instructor discussed it

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Thanks a lot, Sal. Much appreciated!

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That’s mean when the Question ask about what is the frequency in radians per sec , we will use this law (T=1/f) ?

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You have an angular velocity omega w, and a distance measured in angular value 2pi rad s = angle* radius = 2 pi ---> T = s/v = 2pi/w

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The way you put frequency f is ambiguous or unclear It should be put in such an unambiguous way as : " frequency of repeating the same complete cycle of a motion" to avoid ambiguity bewtwen frequency and angular frequency

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Why is the direction of velocity in uniform circular motion is tangential to its path

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Because of its tendency to follow a straight line path and the only straight line that exists along any point on the circumference of a circle is its tangent at that point. Forces are balanced along this tangential path on the circle and thus, the object travels along this circular motion at constant velocity and not towards the center

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Can I ask you a question? My exercise is :The little hand of the clock makes a full rotation every minute. Find the frequency of rotation of this hand Do we have to use this method or and the omega formula

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5:12 T = 2pi/w. where is radians?

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