Angular Velocity (ω = θ/t)
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Angular velocity is the rotational twin of ordinary speed: instead of meters covered per second, it counts the angle swept per second. A record turntable spinning at 33⅓ rpm turns through 33.33 × 360° every minute — about 3.49 rad/s. Radians are the natural currency here because they make every other rotation formula (v = ωr, a = ω²r) come out without correction factors.
Angular Velocity (ω = θ/t)
Where
- = Angular velocity
- = Angle swept
- = Time
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