angular velocity

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if angular velocity is constant then angular acceleration is 0?

 

[combatwombat]

Yes, I think so. If the change in velocity per unit time is zero, then there can't be any acceleration.

I also thought this was taken off the mcat recently...
http://forums.studentdoctor.net/showthread.php?t=626628

 

[Fort]

Yep. However, the linear acceleration is not zero because the linear velocity is constantly changing due to circular motion. Be careful with those two concepts.