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s=3pi/4 r=4km t=5 seconds how many radians per sec?
 Feb 11, 2014
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sorry I don't understand what you are asking

what is s?
 Feb 11, 2014
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Rom:

sorry I don't understand what you are asking

what is s?




The s stands for arc length and r for the size of the radius. I guess they are asking how many radians per second you can get from the info given. I don't get the question either =/
 Feb 11, 2014
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Ok I get it now.

If they want radians per second then the radius isn't needed.

If you are travelling 3pi/4 radians in 5 seconds you are travelling (3pi/4)/5 radians/s = 3pi/20 rad/s

If they wanted a linear speed then you would have to find the linear distance 3pi/4 radians is given a radius of 4km

D = (arc length in radians)*(radius) = 3pi/4 * 4km = 3pi km

v = D/t = 3pi/5 km/s
 Feb 11, 2014

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