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A particle moves in a circle of radius r=1 m, with a constant speed of v=0.5m/s....

A particle moves in a circle of radius r=1 m, with a constant speed of v=0.5m/s.

1. What is the period?

2. What is the frequency?

3. What is the angular frequency

4. How does θ change in time

5. Write equation for the X component of the particle.

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