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An old fashioned record player spins an album at a rate of 33 1/2 rmp ( revolutions per minute) convert this rate into degrees per second

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User Altan
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Answer: 201 degrees per second

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\frac{33.5 \text{ rev}}{1 \text{ min}} *\frac{360 \text{ deg}}{1 \text{ rev}}*\frac{1 \text{ min}}{60 \text{ sec}} \\\\


=\frac{33.5 \\ot{\text{r}}\\ot{\text{e}}\\ot{\text{v}}}{1 \text{ min}} *\frac{360 \text{ deg}}{1 \\ot{\text{r}}\\ot{\text{e}}\\ot{\text{v}}}*\frac{1 \text{ min}}{60 \text{ sec}} \ \text{ ... 'rev' units cancel}\\\\


=\frac{33.5}{1 \text{ min}} *\frac{360 \text{ deg}}{1}*\frac{1 \text{ min}}{60 \text{ sec}} \\\\


=\frac{33.5}{1 \\ot{\text{m}}\\ot{\text{i}}\\ot{\text{n}}} *\frac{360 \text{ deg}}{1}*\frac{1 \\ot{\text{m}}\\ot{\text{i}}\\ot{\text{n}}}{60 \text{ sec}} \ \ \text{ ... 'min' units cancel}\\\\


=(33.5)/(1) *\frac{360 \text{ deg}}{1}*\frac{1}{60 \text{ sec}}\\\\


=(33.5*360)/(60) \text{ degrees per second}


=201 \text{ degrees per second}

Notes:

  • 1 revolution = a full 360 degree turn
  • rpm = revolutions per minute

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