I chose A which is incorrect,
please help
angular velocity = v/r
angular velocity is inversly proportional to radius
so if r increases angular velocity decreases
hence angular velocity of child B is greater
I chose A which is incorrect, please help Two children are riding on a merry-go-round. Child...
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