Physics: Rotational kinematics and torque (1)

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Physics: Rotational kinematics. Angular displacement (Δθ); angular velocity (ω); angular acceleration (α). Torque

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(1) The five rotational kinematics variables. The five rotational kinematics equations
(2) Systematic method for rotational kinematics. Converting between radians and revolutions
(3) Systematic method for rotational kinematics. A problem
(4) Continued
(5) Continued
(6) Equations for converting between rotational and translational analogues
(7) Continued
(8) Continued. Torque
(9) Continued
(10) Continued
(11) Continued
(12) Continued

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  • this guy helps me in ochem, and now in physics?!

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  • this helps alot but can you help/ explain to me this question:

    An electric hoist is being used to lift a 300lb container. The diameter od the drum

    ( of the hoist) is 16in, and the container must be raised 50 feet.

    *what is the cercumference of the drum?

    *how many revolutions willl it take to rise the container 50 feet?

    *how many radians must the drum rotate?

    *how many degrees must the drum rotate?

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