A body rotates with angular velocity ω. Its linear velocity v at position r is?
Av = ω × r
Bv = r × ω
Cv = ω / r
Dv = ω · r
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. v = ω × r
Linear velocity is the cross product of angular velocity and position vector, in that order.
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