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    The document provides definitions and formulas for various angular and circular motion concepts including sector of a circle, arc length, radian, angular displacement, angular velocity, and angular acceleration. Formulas are given to convert between angular and linear measurements of displacement, velocity, and acceleration using relationships based on the radius of circular motion. Multiple choice questions are asked to test understanding of the key concepts and formulas presented.

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    The document provides definitions and formulas for various angular and circular motion concepts including sector of a circle, arc length, radian, angular displacement, angular velocity, and angular acceleration. Formulas are given to convert between angular and linear measurements of displacement, velocity, and acceleration using relationships based on the radius of circular motion. Multiple choice questions are asked to test understanding of the key concepts and formulas presented.

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    The document provides definitions and formulas for various angular and circular motion concepts including sector of a circle, arc length, radian, angular displacement, angular velocity, and angular acceleration. Formulas are given to convert between angular and linear measurements of displacement, velocity, and acceleration using relationships based on the radius of circular motion. Multiple choice questions are asked to test understanding of the key concepts and formulas presented.

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    Student No.

    27 GENERAL PHYSICS 1
    Quarter 2
    Performance Task no. 2
    Name: MIRASOL, MA.MAE Grade/Section: STEM 12- DENEB SCORE:___________

    Instruction: Provide the correct answer to each of the following numbers.


    1. Define the sector of a circle.
    A sector of a circle is a pie-shaped part of a circle made of the arc along with its two radii. A portion of the
    circumference (also known as an arc) of the circle and 2 radii of the circle meet at both endpoints of the arc
    formed a sector. The shape of a sector of a circle looks like a pizza slice or a pie. In geometry, a circle is one of
    the most perfect figures. The shape of a sector of a circle is the simplest shape in geometry. It has various parts of
    its own. Such as diameter, radius, circumference, segment, sector. In this article, we will learn about what is a
    sector of a circle, formulas related to the sector of a circle along with solving a few examples on the sector of a
    circle.

    2. What is an arc length?


    Arc length is better defined as the distance along the part of the circumference of any circle or any curve
    (arc). Any distance along the curved line that makes up the arc is known as the arc length. A part of a curve or a
    part of a circumference of a circle is called Arc. All of them have a curve in their shape. The length of an arc is
    longer than any straight line distance between its endpoints (a chord).

    3. What is a radian?
    Radian is a unit of angle, equal to an angle at the center of a circle whose arc is equal in length to the radius.

    4. How many radians in a circumference?


    It's actually fairly simple. The circumference of a circle is 2 times π times r which means that there are
    approximately 6.28 Radians in a full circle.

    5. What is angular displacement? Write its formula and its unit of measurement.

    It is defined as the change in the angle of a body with respect to the initial angular position.
    Angular displacement (radians) = Arc length(meters)
    Radius of circular motion (meters)

    Formula: ϴ= s
    r
    6. What is angular velocity? Write its formula and its unit of measurement.

    Angular velocity is the rate of change of the position angle of an object with respect to time, so
     w = theta / t, where w = angular velocity, theta = position angle, and t = time.

    7. What is angular acceleration? Write its formula and its unit of measurement.
    The angular acceleration can be found directly from its definition in
    α=ΔωΔt α = Δ ω Δ t because the final angular velocity and time are given. We see thatΔω is 250 rpm andΔt is
    5.00 s. Solution for (a) Entering known information into the definition of angular acceleration, we get. α=ΔωΔt=250
    rpm5.00 s.

    8. How do you convert the angular displacement into linear displacement?


    Angular displacement defines the movement of a segment as represents the change in angular position.
    Linear displacement of any point along a segment that is rotation can be calculated with: d = rθ as long as angular
    position is expressed in rads.

    9. How do you convert the angular velocity into linear velocity?


    Since the arclength around a circle is given by the radius*angle (l = r*theta), you can convert an angular
    velocity w into linear velocity v by multiplying it by the radius r, so v = rw.

    10. How do you convert the angular acceleration into linear acceleration?
    α=atr. α = a t r . These equations mean that linear acceleration and angular acceleration are directly
    proportional. The greater the angular acceleration is, the larger the linear (tangential) acceleration is, and vice
    versa.

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