Q) A disk is rotating in 2D with an angular frequency 6π radians per second. How many complete rotations does the disk make per second?
The x, y coordinates of the disk are ? = cos??, ? = sin??
Draw a sketch showing the disk, the coordinates system and
coordinates
What is the value of ω? (i.e. what value should be used in
? = cos?? and what are the units.)
Which direction is the disk rotating in? Why?
Q) A disk is rotating in 2D with an angular frequency 6π radians per second. How...
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Feedback:
-Check the units carefully, particularly inside the trig
function.
Hints:
-What function describes a wave traveling in the positive
x-direction that starts with a positive displacement of
smax?
-Be very careful how you calculate this - if you approximate π as
3.14 you may not be accurate enough, since you are evaluating a
trig function of a very small value.
-Watch the units - your calculate must be set in radians!
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