A electric model train travels at 34.7 cm/s around a circular track of radius 1.67 m. How many revolutions does it perform per second, i.e, what is the motion\'s frequency?
Find the train\'s period of revolution.
Distance for complete revolution= perimeter of track
=2*pi*r=2*3.14*1.67=10.493 m
Speed of train=34.7 cm/s=0.347 m/s
Revolution performed per sec=speed/ Distance in one rev =10.493/0.347
=0.033 rev/sec
Period of rev= 1/0.033=30.24 sec
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