In: Physics
A gymnast is performing a floor routine. In a tumbling run she spins through the air, increasing her angular velocity from 3.00 to 4.10 rev/s while rotating through two-thirds of a revolution. How much time does this maneuver take?
Given data :-
Initial angular velocity (i)
= 3 rev/sec
Final angular velocity (f)
= 4.10 rev/sec
Angular displacement ()
= 2/3 (or) 0.666 rev
Time required (t) = ??
Formuale :-
Relation between angular displacement()
& average angular velocity(
avg)
with time(t) is :-
= (
avg)
* t
Time (t) =
/ (
avg )
----------------- Equation
where
avg = 0.5*(
i
+
f)
avg
= 0.5*(3+4.1)
avg = 3.55 rev/sec
Substitute the given values in above equation
we get ;
Time (t) = 0.666/3.55
t = 0.187 sec
Hence the maneuver takes time (t) = 0.187 sec