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Angular velocity — UPSC CSE 2013 Physics PYQ

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Suppose that an S'-frame is rotating with respect to a fixed frame having the same origin. Assume that the angular velocity \vec{\omega} of the S'-frame is given by \vec{\omega}=2t\hat{\imath}-t^{2}\hat{\jmath}+(2t+4)\hat{k} where t is time and the position vector \vec{r} of a typical particle at time t as assumed in S'-frame is given by \vec{r}=(t^{2}+1)\hat{\imath}-6t\hat{\jmath}+4t^{3}\hat{k}. Calculate the Coriolis acceleration at t=1 second.

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