Question #281261

Identify and explain the kinematics in rotational motion. Compare the kinematics in rotational


motion to the equivalent translational motion

Expert's answer

The kinematics in rotational motion is the field of mechanics that ties together the variables that define the rotational motion: angular displacement ϕ\phi, angular velocity ω\omega, angular acceleration α\alpha:


α=ωf2ωi22ϕ, a=vf2vi22d. ω=2αϕ, v=2ad. ϕ=12αt2, d=12at2.\alpha=\frac{\omega_f^2-\omega_i^2}{2\phi},\space a=\frac{v_f^2-v_i^2}{2d}.\\\space\\ \omega=\sqrt{2\alpha \phi},\space v=\sqrt{2ad}.\\\space\\ \phi=\frac 12 \alpha t^2,\space d=\frac12at^2.


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