Physics Crisis!!!?

Question

The motion of a particle moving in a circle in the x-y plane is described by the equation: Theta = omega * time
where Theta is the polar angle measured counter-clockwise from the + x-axis in radians, and r is the distance from the origin in m.

Given that r = 2.20
and
Theta = 5.84 * t

Calculate the x-coordinate of the particle (don't forget the appropriate units) at the time 3.70 s.
REMEMBER, the radius vector of the particle is a 2-dimensional vector lying in the xy plane. See Chapter 3 for determining the x and y components of a vector if you have forgotten. Theta is in radians so set your calculator correctly before computing the sine or cosine component of the angle in getting the x or y coordinate of the particle as asked.

Hint: The particle moves in a circle. Since R is constant, find theta at the time given, and use trigonometry to get the coordinate required.

Answer 1

Theta cannot be 5.84t, You have copied something incorrectly.

Answer 2

no human beings....that project isn't phrased appropriate. there is not any longer something given bearing directly to the approach of inclination, without which this project will become incomplete, a minimum of for this element.