Posted by Mike on Monday, December 21, 2009 at 5:11pm.
ang displacement= w*time
330* 2Pi/60sec* .6 sec=
thank you , but where did you get the .6 sec from ?
"The baseball player throws a curve ball that reaches the catcher in 0.60 seconds."
What is being calculated is the number of degrees that the ball rotates on its way to home plate. That does not tell you how much the direction of the curve ball changes. That is what I would call the angular displacement. That angle is calculable from aerodynamics (Magnus effect) and mechanics formulas, but if that isn't what they want, let it be.
http://library.thinkquest.org/11902/physics/curve2.html
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