Linear Velocity and Angular Velocity

Calculate Angular Velocity
Calculate Linear Velocity.
Convert units of measure.

[hopelewis]

This is helpful, but for angular speed its asking radians per second not radians per minute on the question about 7 minutes in

[MrJonjonthejon]

I watched a million videos like this and this one helped the most, thanks!

[yopaulyp]

Thanks, you just saved me about 30 minutes of trial and error and at 6 hours before a test, I'll take all the help I can get.

[andreashitaa]

This video has indeed been very helpful with easy and detailed step-by-step solutions. Thank you!

[Mathispoweru]

thank you for letting me know. I annotated the conversion.

[eddieuh]

Made it very easy to understand and the examples were relevant. Thank you!

[TheDoveman]

I was doomed to fail tomorrows test, not anymore:) Thanks a lot!

[stewartmoon]

really helpful video, great instructor.

[ravenbroughton]

In order to convert from minutes to hours doesn't the 60 have to be in the denominator at 7:15? Because hours are bigger and if we were converting to seconds wouldn't the 60 stay in the numerator?

[Iwantkababnow]

thanks, its better than studying notes

[gualice]

6:23 the quetion a shows per second, why do not you Divide by 60？😄

[danagamer]

isn't there more than one equation for angular velocity? w=r (theta)

[maxreade]

the thing around the pen is really distracting

[xOscarIGZx]

Queue the outro song. Peace. Lol
Great vid

[kourosan]

How come 150 x 60 is equal to 8.797 i dont get it at all