A record player has a velocity of 25.25 rad/s. How fast is the record spinning in m/s at a distance of 0.036 m from the center? * O 0.0909 m/s O 2.356 m/s 25.21 m/s O 701.4 m/s O Correct answer not found

A record player has a velocity of 25.25 rad/s. How fast is the record spinning in m/s at a distance of 0.036 m from the center? * O 0.0909 m/s O 2.356 m/s 25.21 m/s O 701.4 m/s O Correct answer not found

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A record player has a velocity of
25.25 rad/s. How fast is the
record spinning in m/s at a
distance of 0.036 m from the
center? *
O 0.0909 m/s
O 2.356 m/s
25.21 m/s
O 701.4 m/s
O Correct answer not found

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