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What is the angular frequency of a fan that completes 60 rotations in 3 seconds?

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1. 40πRadsec\text{1. } 40\pi \frac{\text{Rad}}{\text{sec}}

Step-by-step solution

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This question asks for the angular frequency of a fan.

  1. Identify the given information.

    • Number of rotations (NN) = 60 rotations
    • Time (tt) = 3 seconds
  2. Calculate the linear frequency (ff).

    Linear frequency is the number of rotations per unit time.

    f=Number of rotationsTimef = \frac{\text{Number of rotations}}{\text{Time}} f=60 rotations3 sf = \frac{60 \text{ rotations}}{3 \text{ s}} f=20 Hzf = 20 \text{ Hz}
  3. Calculate the angular frequency (ω\omega).

    Angular frequency is related to linear frequency by the formula:

    ω=2πf\omega = 2\pi f

    Substitute the value of ff:

    ω=2π(20 Hz)\omega = 2\pi (20 \text{ Hz}) ω=40πRadsec\omega = 40\pi \frac{\text{Rad}}{\text{sec}}
  4. Select the correct option.

    The calculated angular frequency is 40πRadsec40\pi \frac{\text{Rad}}{\text{sec}}, which corresponds to option 1.

    The final answer is 1. 40πRadsec\text{1. } 40\pi \frac{\text{Rad}}{\text{sec}}.

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