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How do you find the speed of an object traveling in a circular path if you know its radius and the time it takes to complete one lap?
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How do you find the speed of an object traveling in a circular path if you know its radius and the time it

takes to complete one lap?

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Objects moving in circles possess a speed which is equal to the distance travelled per time of travel. By multiplying the rotational frequency with the circumference, we can determine the average speed of the object.

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