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The figure above shows the present position on a radar

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The figure above shows the present position on a radar [#permalink] New post 06 Mar 2006, 11:56
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The figure above shows the present position on a radar screen of a sweeping beam that is rotating at a constant rate in a clockwise direction. In which of the four quadrants will the beam lie 30 seconds from now ?
(1) In each 30-second period, the beam sweeps through 3.690°
(2) r = 40
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Is the ans C?

We need to know r and the rate of rotation to determine the quadrant after 30s
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 [#permalink] New post 09 Mar 2006, 11:40
OA is A.

I choose C because we do not know if r was drawn to scale.
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