PROBLEM 4.3A horizontal platform with a diameter of 8 m revolves about its center at 20rpm. Find the tangential speed in m/s of a point at the edge of the platform.6.38 m/sb. 6.28 m/s3.с. 6.48 m/sd. 6.18 m/sа.

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PROBLEM 4.3 A horizontal platform with a diameter of 8 m revolves about its center at 20 rpm. Find the tangential speed in m/s of a point at the edge of the platform. 6.38 m/s 6.28 m/s 3. c. 6.48 m/s d. 6.18 m/s а. b.