Revolutions, Degrees and Radians Lesson 40. LESSON OBJECTIVE: 1.Use radian and degree measures to measure angles and rotations. 2.Investigate how radians.

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Revolutions, Degrees and Radians Lesson 40

LESSON OBJECTIVE: 1.Use radian and degree measures to measure angles and rotations. 2.Investigate how radians are related to other units of measure for angles & rotations.

A frog rides a unicycle. If the unicycle wheel begins at rest, and accelerates uniformly in a counter-clockwise direction to an angular velocity of 15 rpms in a time of 6 seconds, find the angular acceleration of the unicycle wheel.

Please get out the worksheet “Revolutions, Degrees and Radians” so I can show you examples of how to use revolutions, radians and degrees.

HOMEWORK!! 1)“Revolutions, Degrees and Radians Homework – Lesson 40” Worksheet. 2)“Revolutions, Degrees and Radians Quiz – Lesson 40”.