Posted by shelby on Monday, March 17, 2008 at 3:13pm.
W = 2 pi / T if W is angular velocity.
so W = 2 pi / .09 = 69.8 radians/second
Tin one year - T now = 4.67*10^- 6 seconds
but one year = 3600*24*365 = 3.15*10^7 seconds
so change of T per second = 4.67*10^-6 / 3.15*10^7
= 1.48 *10^-13 seconds/second = dT/dt
Now Either I do some calculus or you convert all that to angular velociteies by brute force.
I have dT/dt
I want dW/dt
but
W = 2 pi/T
dW/dT = 2 pi (-dT/dt)/T^2 =
2 pi (-1.48*10^-13) / (.09)^2
so angular accleration = dW/dt = a
a= - 1148 * 10^-13 radians /s^2
or
a= - 1.15 * 10^-10 radians/s^2
now you have the initial angular velocity and the angular acceleration and the number of seconds per year. I think you can take it from there
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