In circular motion, angular velocity (ω)is how fast an object rotates around a point , measured in radians per second (rad/s). Linear velocity (v) is how fast the object moves along the circular path , measured in meters per second (m/s). They’re linked by the formula: v = rωwhere r is the radius. So, the farther from the center, the faster the object moves linearly, even if the angular speed is the same! #WalterLewin #PhysicsInMotion #CircularMotionExplained #ScienceSimplified" | Cephas Mg