Explanation:
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We use the first unitary approach to get the number of revolutions per second, then multiply that number by the radian that does one revolution.
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In the question, it is stated that a wheel rotates 360 times every minute.
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We also know that one minute is divided into 60 seconds. As a result, we can claim that the wheel rotates 360 times in 60 seconds.
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We may calculate the number of revolutions made by the wheel in one second using the unitary method:360/60=60 revolutions.
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The wheel turns at an angle of 2π radian in one complete revolution, as we know.
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As a result, it will turn an angle of 6×2π radian,12π or radian, in 6 complete revolutions.
Final Answer:
A wheel turn 12 radians in one second.
