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A kid is standing on a merry-go-round, 1.14 m from the center, rotating at 2.38 rad/s. What is his linear velocity?
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A kid is standing on a

merry-go-round, 1.14 m from
the center, rotating at 2.38 rad/s.
What is his linear velocity?

User Oreid
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3.52

because

1.14

2.38

_____+

3.52

1+2=3

4+8=12

put the 1 in the 1.3

1+1=2

2+3=5

in all: 3.52

HOPE IT WORKS!!

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