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a rod of length l rotating an axis distance from one end as shown in figire if angular speed


Heena Khatoon 5th Nov, 2019
Answer (1)
Naufal Mohamed 10th Jan, 2020

Since your question is incomplete I'll try and give you the relation between all factors mentioned in the question.

Angular speed is given by change in angle divided by change in time.

Velocity is change in distance by change in time.

Torque is given by (distance from centre*force).

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