As the angular velocity of an object increases what happens

Last updated: 4/26/2023

As the angular velocity of an object increases what happens to the linear velocity of a point on that object It decreases because linear velocity is A directly proportional to the angular velocity It increases because linear velocity is B directly proportional to the angular velocity It increases because linear velocity is C inversely proportional to angular velocity It decreases because linear velocity is D inversely proportional to the angular velocity