The angular velocity of 500 RPM is, in rads/seconds is equal to
- 33.33pi rads/s.
- 52.36pi rads/s.
- 16.66pi rads/s.
Explanation from PART66Online
Angular velocity in rad/s equals RPM x 2 pi / 60. For 500 RPM this is 500 x 2 pi / 60 = 1000 pi / 60 = 16.66 pi rad/s. The conversion divides revolutions per minute by 60 to get per second and multiplies by 2 pi radians per revolution.
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pannam asked · 11 Oct 2012
how ?
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MridulDev
11 Oct 2012
omega = 2*Pi*R,
so (500/60)*2*Pi {change revolution per min to revolution per sec}
= 8.33 * 2 * Pi = 16.66*Pi.
so (500/60)*2*Pi {change revolution per min to revolution per sec}
= 8.33 * 2 * Pi = 16.66*Pi.
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