how to find rpm from given angular velocity
kindly give the formula.
how to find rpm from given angular velocity
also..how to find angular velocity from given rpm
how to find rpm from given angular velocity
also..how to find angular velocity from given rpm
Original post by Nugard123
Angular Velocity = rpm x (2pi)/60
You can rearrange it to make rpm the subject.
rpm = Angular velocity / ((2pi)/60)
You can rearrange it to make rpm the subject.
rpm = Angular velocity / ((2pi)/60)
Can you give me the reason to use the number 60 there?
Original post by praveen111
Can you give me the reason to use the number 60 there?
Dividing r.p.m. by 60 gives revolutions per second. (r.p.s.)
The formula is correct for stating angular velocity in degrees per second.
Original post by Sullhak
Because 60seconds make a minute since the unit of angular velocity is rad per secs
Polite reminder. Always check the original thread start date. The last post in this thread is nearly a year old. Thanks.
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