angular frequency

[Mcat35]

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is this still on the MCAT?

is there an intuitive way to remember this

w = 2pi / T = 2 pif = v/r

got so use to calculating radians and degrees on my trusty TI 83 in high school that I have to relearn this stuff from scratch.

 

[Amrazzz]

Nope! you can breathe easy. All you need to know for rotational motion is torque, centripetal force, centripetal acceleration, and tangential velocity in terms of m and v. i.e Fc = mv^2/r

 

[Mcat35]

Nope! you can breathe easy. All you need to know for rotational motion is torque, centripetal force, centripetal acceleration, and tangential velocity in terms of m and v. i.e Fc = mv^2/r

cool. Thanks