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This presentation covers the definition, units, and examples of angular displacement. It defines angular displacement as the angle through which a point rotates about a fixed axis and discusses how it is measured in degrees, radians, and revolutions. Examples of angular displacement in everyday life like clock hands and rotating wheels are provided.

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This presentation covers the definition, units, and examples of angular displacement. It defines angular displacement as the angle through which a point rotates about a fixed axis and discusses how it is measured in degrees, radians, and revolutions. Examples of angular displacement in everyday life like clock hands and rotating wheels are provided.

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Slide 1
Title Slide

Title Angular Displacement

Speaker Notes In this presentation, we will explore the concept of angular displacement. We will
cover its definition, units, and how it relates to circular motion. We will also discuss some
examples of angular displacement in everyday life.
Slide 2
What is Angular Displacement?

● Angular displacement is the angle through which a point or object rotates about a fixed axis.
● It is a measure of the amount of rotation.
● It is a vector quantity, meaning it has both magnitude and direction.

Speaker Notes Imagine a merry-go-round spinning. The angular displacement of a horse on the
merry-go-round is the angle through which the horse has rotated about the center pole. Angular
displacement is different from linear displacement, which is the distance an object moves in a
straight line. Angular displacement is measured in units of angles, such as degrees or radians.
The direction of the angular displacement is indicated by a positive or negative sign. A positive
sign indicates counter-clockwise rotation, while a negative sign indicates clockwise rotation.

Slide 3
Units of Angular Displacement

● There are three common units for measuring angular displacement:


○ Degrees (°): A full circle is divided into 360 degrees.
○ Radians (rad): A full circle is divided into 2π radians. Radians are the preferred unit in
scientific calculations.
○ Revolutions (rev): A full circle is equal to one revolution.

Speaker Notes The most common unit for measuring angular displacement in everyday life is
degrees. We use degrees to measure angles such as the angle between your arm and your
body when you raise your arm. Radians are the preferred unit in scientific calculations because
they are more mathematically convenient. Revolutions are simply another way of counting the
number of times an object has rotated completely around a circle.
Slide 4
Relationship between Angular Displacement and Arc Length

● The angular displacement (θ) of a point on a circle is related to the arc length (s) traveled by
the point and the radius (r) of the circle by the following formula:

θ=s/r

Speaker Notes This formula tells us that the larger the arc length traveled by a point on a circle,
the larger the angular displacement. The larger the radius of the circle, the smaller the angular
displacement for a given arc length. For example, if two points on a circle travel the same arc
length, the point on the smaller circle will have a larger angular displacement.
Slide 5
Examples of Angular Displacement

● Here are some examples of angular displacement in everyday life:


○ The hour hand of a clock rotates 30 degrees in one hour.
○ A car tire rotates through a certain angle as it rolls down the road.
○ A windmill blade rotates through an angle as it is blown by the wind.

Speaker Notes Angular displacement is a fundamental concept in physics and engineering. It is


used to describe the motion of objects in a variety of applications. In the example of the hour
hand of a clock, the angular displacement is 30 degrees because the hour hand moves 1/12th
of the way around the clock face in one hour.

Slide 6
Conclusion

● Angular displacement is a measure of the amount of rotation of a point or object about a fixed
axis.
● It is a vector quantity with both magnitude and direction.
● It is measured in degrees, radians, or revolutions.
● Angular displacement is an important concept in physics and engineering.

Speaker Notes I hope this presentation has given you a better understanding of angular
displacement. Angular displacement is a fundamental concept that is used in many different
areas of science and engineering. By understanding angular displacement, you can better
understand the motion of objects in the world around you.

I hope these slides are helpful!

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