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A particle moving parallel to x-axis as shown in figure. such that, at all instant the y-axis component of its position vector is constant and is equal to ‘b’. Find the angular velocity of the particle about the origin.

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`therefore omega_(PO)=(v sin theta)/((b)/(sin theta))=(v)/(b)sin^(2)theta`
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