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rad/s is a unit ofangular frequency.
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An object is moving in a uniform circular motion.
True or False?
The period is a unit of time.
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24.
An object is being spun at the end of a rope 0.30 m long and is in a
uniform circular motion. In 2 s, the object was able to complete 3
revolutions. Determine the object's tangential speed.
25.
An object is being spun at the end of a rope 0.30 m long and is in a
uniform circular motion. In 2 s, the object was able to complete 3
revolutions. Determine the object's angular frequency.
26.
An object is being spun at the end of a rope 0.30 m long and is in a
uniform circular motion. In 2 s, the object was able to complete 3
revolutions. Determine the object's acceleration.

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