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How do you convert radians to degrees?

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180
number of radians X ——- = degrees
π

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How do you convert degrees to radians?

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π
number of degrees X ——- = radians
180

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Define a radian

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The angle at the center of a circle when the arc length is equal to one radius (2π radians = 360^o)

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Define period

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The time taken for an object to complete one circular path

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Define angular velocity

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The rate of angular rotation when an object moves with uniform circular motion

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What is the equation for angular velocity?

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A = V^2/r
A = ω^2 r
A = angular velocity (m s^-1)
V = velocity (m s^-1)
r = radius (m)
ω = angular frequency(rad s^-1)
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What is the equation for angular frequency?

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ω = 2π / τ
ω = angular frequency(rad s^-1)
π = 3.14
τ = period (s)
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What is the equation for speed of orbit?

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V = 2πr / τ 
V = ωr
V = orbital speed (m s^-1)
r = radius (m)
τ = period (s)
ω = angular frequency(rad s^-1)
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What is the equation for centripetal force?

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F =mv^2/r
F = mω^2 r
F = centripetal force(N)
m = mass (kg)
v = tangential velocity (m s^-1)
r = radius (m)
ω = angular frequency(rad s^-1)
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What is the equation for centripetal force on a the conical pendulum
?

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F = mgtanθ
F = centripetal force(N)
m = mass (kg)
g = gravitational field strength (m s^-2)
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What is the equation for centripetal force of an object rotating in the vertical plain?

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F at bottom = mv^2/r + mg
F at the top (for a ferris wheel) = mg - mv^2/r
F at the top (for a bob on a string) = mv^2/r - mg
F = centripetal force(N)
m = mass (kg)
g = gravitational field strength (m s^-2)
v = tangential velocity (m s^-1)
r = radius (m)

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What is the equations for centripetal acceleration?

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a = v^2/r
a = ω^2 r
a = centripetal acceleration   (m s^-2)
V = orbital speed (m s^-1)
r = radius (m)
ω = angular frequency (rad s^-1)
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