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A PARTICLE IS MOVING ALONG A CIRCULAR PATH WITH ANGULAR SPEED  ABOUT D AXIS PASSING THRO ITS CENTRE WHAT WILL BE  ABOUT A POINT ON THE OTHER END OF DIAMETER THRO INSTANTANEOUS POSITION OF D PARTICLE????


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is it 2omega

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par kaise aya


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common yaar give d solution


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i think its omega/2 ...not 2*omega
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LET THE ANSWER BE ANYTHING BUT UR SOLN IS MUST YAAR


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First of all hello Sagar, me also Sagar !!!
Now, i m giving only the hint that will take u 2 the solution.
Just make a circle & take any 2 points on its circumference.Now take a third point also on circumference.Join these 2 points with center (seperatlely) & then with third point.
Now, the angle subtended on the centre will double of that subtended on the third point. (basic theorem). Let, the angle on centre be ?   & on third point be @ respectively.
Now,  ? = @ *2
differentiating wrt time, u will get,
 
angular velocity wrt center = 2 * angular velocity wrt any point on the circumference.
 
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 = vperp/r.
Here vperp = ro and r = 2ro. Hence, (on circ) = /2.
 
The previous solution is good for this prob. Now try solving this prob:
 
Choose a point on a disc rotating with angular speed  an axis perp to the plane of the disc and passing thru its centre. What is it's angular vel with respect to the point on the opposite end of the diameter. And w.r.t a point at an angle  to the given point.
 
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