To visualize the average angular acceleration from a graph of angular velocity: Explain. a) Draw the...

To visualize the average angular acceleration from a graph of angular velocity: Explain.

a) Draw the slope as the line connecting two time points (initial and final).

b) Draw the slope as a tangent line at a single time point

c) Shade in the area between the curve and the x‐axis between two time points

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