Angular velocity is the rate of change of angular velocity with respect to time.
Mathematically,
α = dω / dt
If unit of angular velocity is rad/s then angular acceleration is measured in terms of rad/s2.
The one-dimensional linear acceleration is defined by the relationship:
a = dv / dt
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Mathematically,
α = dω / dt
If unit of angular velocity is rad/s then angular acceleration is measured in terms of rad/s2.
The one-dimensional linear acceleration is defined by the relationship:
a = dv / dt
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