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Angular Acceleration

Angular acceleration is the change of angular velocity per unit time. Blue lines indicate the angle that the radius sweeps at equal time intervals. You can see the displacement and the final angular velocity of a point expressed in different units. The angular acceleration is related to the angular frequency and the angle via .

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