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A pitcher's arm rotates at a speed of 7 degrees per millisecond

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At what speed does the pitcher's arm rotate in 
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A pitcher's arm rotates at a speed of 77 degrees per millisecond ( degrees ms) \left(\frac{\text { degrees }}{\mathrm{ms}}\right) .\newlineAt what speed does the pitcher's arm rotate in  degrees s \frac{\text { degrees }}{\mathrm{s}} ?\newline degrees s \frac{\text { degrees }}{\mathrm{s}}

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Q. A pitcher's arm rotates at a speed of 77 degrees per millisecond ( degrees ms) \left(\frac{\text { degrees }}{\mathrm{ms}}\right) .\newlineAt what speed does the pitcher's arm rotate in  degrees s \frac{\text { degrees }}{\mathrm{s}} ?\newline degrees s \frac{\text { degrees }}{\mathrm{s}}
  1. Given speed conversion: We are given the speed of the pitcher's arm rotation in degrees per millisecond, which is 77 degrees per millisecond. To convert this speed to degrees per second, we need to know how many milliseconds are in one second.
  2. Milliseconds in one second: There are 10001000 milliseconds in one second. Therefore, to convert the speed from degrees per millisecond to degrees per second, we multiply the given speed by 10001000.
  3. Calculate speed in degrees: Calculating the speed in degrees per second: 7degrees/ms×1000ms/s=7000degrees/s.7 \, \text{degrees/ms} \times 1000 \, \text{ms/s} = 7000 \, \text{degrees/s}.
  4. Final speed calculation: The pitcher's arm rotates at a speed of 70007000 degrees per second.

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