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A particle is going parallel to x - axis with constant speed V at a distance 'a' from the axis . Find its angular velocity about an axis passing the origin O , at the instant when radial vector of the particle makes angle `theta` with the x - axis

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V(perpendicular) = |w X r| vsinQ = W X a/SinQ W = (V/a)sin^2Q (Q is theta)
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